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Fontainebleau fires back, outlines bank dispute

8 July 2009

Attorneys for the Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort leveled new allegations Wednesday against banks that terminated funding for the $2.9 billion hotel-casino.

WSOP Vegas 2009- I want to marry a poker something!!!

8 July 2009

Poker affiliate, poker operator, poker player, poker magazine owner- I don't care. This life is glamorous!! What is it about the poker industry that I find so appealing? It cannot be just the money.

Testimony heard in Wynn case

8 July 2009

Nevada's state labor commissioner will hear from Wynn dealers who want the company's tip-sharing policy stopped.

Capacity Day 1D field forces WSOP to turn away players

7 July 2009

The World Series of Poker was forced to turn away hundreds of players after Day 1D of the Main Event "sold out." But the players that did register in time to make it to the felt provided plenty of entertainment.

Jay-Z lights up Las Vegas, lives life to the max

6 July 2009

Rival NFL players unite for performance, party at Palms.

UFC cancels Limp Bizkit concert at Mandalay Bay

6 July 2009

UFC officials have pulled the plug on Friday’s Limp Bizkit concert at Mandalay Bay.

Michael Paladino, lead gaming analyst for Fitch Ratings

6 July 2009

Michael Paladino, the lead gaming analyst for bond rating agency Fitch Ratings in New York, is making headlines with his assessments of the casino industry’s cash crunch.

Court filings shed light on Fontainebleau financing

6 July 2009

Banks say project’s worth would be much less than financing costs.

Excalibur poker room removes electronic tables

6 July 2009

After becoming the first casino in Las Vegas to have an all-electric poker room, Exaclibur removed the PokerPro tables today and expects to have its live poker room back up and running later this week.

Venetian, Palazzo lay off workers amid downturn

6 July 2009

The Venetian and Palazzo hotel-casinos in Las Vegas have laid off 194 employees since last Monday in response to the continuing economic downturn and the resulting drive to cut costs.

Entrances and pros dominate Day 1C of the WSOP Main Event

6 July 2009

Phil Hellmuth and Dennis Phillips made entrances to remember while Jeffrey Lisandro continued his hot WSOP run at the World Series of Poker Main Event Sunday.

Mayor calls Lady Luck casino 'carcass'

6 July 2009

The Lady Luck casino in Las Vegas has been closed for three years and Mayor Oscar Goodman says it is a "disaster."

Day 1B restores 'normalcy' to WSOP Main Event

5 July 2009

After an unusual Day 1A at the World Series of Poker Main Event, Greg Raymer, Chris Ferguson and the Brunsons took center stage and stayed there -- for the most part.

Massaging chairs big hit at Poker Palooza

3 July 2009

With the strip clubs gone from the exhibit show that accompanies the World Series of Poker, fans have crowned the Inada Sogno massaging chairs as their favorite new attraction.

Bach 'still walking on air' days after big H.O.R.S.E. win

3 July 2009

David Bach was exhausted and ecstatic as he celebrated this week's win in the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. tournament at a bracelet and trophy presentation ceremony Friday.

WSOP Main Event off to strong start despite Sasquatch

3 July 2009

Casino City's Gary Trask takes a closer look at first day of the WSOP Main Event, including the surprise appearance of Sasquatch.

Poker parties rival Vegas heat for sizzle

2 July 2009

Not even nighttime temperatures of over 100 degrees can keep people away from the VIP poker parties happening in Las Vegas.

Gaming index reveals industry still suffering

2 July 2009

Stocks in gambling-related companies are losing steam two months after hitting rock bottom.

Razz, Lunkin provide the entertainment at the 50k H.O.R.S.E. final table

1 July 2009

Vitaly Lunkin didn't win the big H.O.R.S.E. tournament at the World Series of Poker. And, technically, games can't win events either. But Casino City's Vin Narayanan thinks Lunkin and Razz were the big winners in nearly 19-hour final table that finished Wednesday morning.

Bach wins H.O.R.S.E. event after epic table

1 July 2009

David Bach came out on top at a final table that lasted nearly 19 hours, the second-longest in WSOP history

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