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Opening date of the CityCenter construction trial postponed by a month, to March 12.

No matter what stakes you play, with some organization and planning, you can raise enough money to send a player from your home poker game to play in a tournament at the World Series of Poker.

The off-strip M Resort is working to fill its DayDream venue with the same hard-partying youthful demographic the Vegas Strip attracts -- but with a twist. Instead of targeting tourists, M is focusing on locals.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss PokerTableRatings complying with a cease and desist notice from PokerStars, Boyd Gaming, which operates The Borgata in Atlantic City and the Gold Coast in Las Vegas, integrating social gaming into their player loyalty program, tips on running a home game satellite tournament for the World Series of Poker, the best gambling scenes from non-gambling movies and make their best bets.

CityCenter developers are announcing a renewed effort to sell high-rise condominiums at the Strip development.

Plans approved for the Strip's next high-flying attraction, a set of zip lines running between the Luxor and Excalibur hotels.

The LVH-Las Vegas Hotel and Casino is struggling to fill its rooms without the help of the Hilton franchise.

It's pool season on the Las Vegas Strip, and the resorts offering pool parties and clubs are being warned to be on the lookout for underage guests, misquoted entrance fees, prostitution and other issues.

The World Series of Poker's never-before-seen $1 million buy-in tournament is expected to generate the richest prize in poker history.

Gaughan will unify the Rampart Casino and JW Marriott Resort and Spa in Summerlin as one operation.

The International Conference on Gambling and Risk Taking will return to Las Vegas next year for the first time since 2000.

With a major convention coming into town, the Nevada Taxicab Authority opted not increase the number of taxis on the street, giving cabbies who feel there are already too many taxis in Vegas a big victory.

Lucky fan will stay at the MGM Grand and play blackjack with Nickelback.

MGM Resorts are planning three zip lines to connect the Luxor to the Excalibur.

The new poker room will have eight tables and be integrated into the look of the new sports book, which Cantor Gaming also operates.

Smith wonders how long it will take for the shady side of Macau to haunt Las Vegas-based casino operators.

Examples of potential safety issues degrading the Strip's brand were presented to the Clark County Commission on Tuesday.

Much of a casino owner's lawsuit that included a broad challenge to the way the Fremont Street Experience is governed has been dismissed.

Allegiant's new carry on fee varies by route and ranges from $10 to $30.

WynnLasVegas.com lets users easily explore the resort's rooms, restaurant choices, show reservations and other amenities.