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Singapore set to overtake Vegas as second largest gambling spot

Singapore predicted to overtake Las Vegas in revenue forecast.

ESPN will still carry WSOP

ESPN told Bloomberg News on Tuesday that it will still carry the World Series of Poker this year.

Nevada online poker bill not dead

Steve Sebelius says efforts to legalize online poker in Nevada are still alive because it may ultimately benefit the Nevada Resort Association.

Experts weigh in on Nevada gaming market recovery

Despite the fact that regional markets like riverboat casinos in the South and Midwest are recovering, the Las Vegas market is still struggling.

NBC Heads-Up broadacast features PokerStars, Full Tilt

Most players wore logos featuring the two sites, and PokerStars.net even had several television advertisements during the broadcast.

Slot makers continue to struggle

Bally Technologies and WMS Industries reduced their quarterly earnings forecasts, saying casinos are not buying new machines.

Steve Wynn earned $14.6 million in 2010

Wynn Resorts Chairman and CEO Steve Wynn earned more than $14 million in 2010 from a compensation package.

Pinnacle Entertainment re-launches loyalty program

Pinnacle Entertainment's "mychoice" guest loyalty program is a cross-marketing agreement with Wynn Resorts gives guests the opportunity to earn fantastic luxury benefits.

Nevada governor supports federal online poker legislation

Gov. Brian Sandoval said he supported Congress approving online poker legislation rather than having the issue decided on a state-by-state basis.

Top-10 things that would have happened if the UIGEA never passed

With all the fumbling and fits and starts surrounding the online gambling debate, it led Aaron Todd to wonder what would be happening right now if the UIGEA had never been slipped into the Safe Ports Act by then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist.

Nevada gaming revenues fall again

Statewide casino revenues dipped nearly 7 percent in February, which was Nevada's fourth straight monthly decline.

WSOP to relive three memorable Main Event matches

The World Series of Poker will re-stage three famous two-player Main Event finals, which will be filmed by ESPN. A rematch between 2003 Main Event Champion Chris Moneymaker and Sammy Farha headlines the event.

Company seeking license to operate closed Nevada casino

Intrepid Gaming said it has applied for licenses to operate Casino MonteLago at Lake Las Vegas, which has been closed since March 2010.

Marriott plans hotel in Las Vegas

Marriott International plans to build a large hotel across the street from the Las Vegas Convention Center but has not laid out a timeline.

Revenues up at Wynn Resorts

Las Vegas revenues for the first quarter were estimated at $349.7 million, up from $331.8 million.

Federal judge dismisses discrimination lawsuit filed against Caesars Palace, Simon Property Group

Case against Caesars Palace and Simon Property Group that they had unlawfully restricted access to Poetry nightclub dismissed.

WSOP to hold historic Main Event rematches

The World Series of Poker will stage three legendary heads-up matches in a made-for-TV event. The event is headlined by a rematch between Chris Moneymaker and Sammy Farha.

Nevada bill would allow mobile gaming in hotel rooms

Assembly Bill 294 would allow Nevada resorts to expand the reach of mobile gambling devices to go beyond public areas in casinos and into hotel rooms on the premises.

Venetian and Palazzo roll out mobile websites

The Venetian and Palazzo has unveiled new websites for smart phones with click-to-call abilities to make hotel, dining or entertainment reservations.

Fixed-odds wagering takes off, but not in Vegas

Financial fixed-odds wagering, which was developed seven years ago by Las Vegas-based company Cantor Gaming and Wagering, is illegal in Nevada.

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