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“Mindfreak” magician opened a new “Mindfreak” store at Circus Circus Saturday afternoon.

Dealers say some hands in tournament more memorable than others.

Company needs cash — and a leader — at a most difficult time.

Phil Ivey outlasted a strong field of 147 to win the $2,500 Deuce-to-Seven No-Limit Lowball event at the World Series of Poker.

The slot machine giant has hired Chris Satchell as its newly created chief technology officer.

Phil Ivey won the $2,500 buy-in No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven Draw Lowball Championship after a nearly six hour final table.

Professional Steven Sung was crowned the champion of the World Series of Poker “Stimulus Special” $1,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em event.

Daniel Negreanu just missed out on his first World Series of Poker final table of the year as a 74-year-old first-timer stole the show. Meanwhile, Phil Ivey is primed to earn his sixth gold bracelet.

After capturing the prestigious Champions Invitational at the World Series of Poker this week, the 1983 Main Event champ is hoping the victory clears a path for him to the Hall of Fame.

Freddie Ellis, a 74-year-old real estate broker, won the gold bracelet in the $10,000 buy-in Seven-Card Stud championship.

Las Vegas Sands has reached a confidential settlement with three men over the acquisition of a Macau gaming license.

An individual who is well versed in the deep, rich history of Las Vegas and how things came about, is always appreciated. Here are four books worth having in your gaming library so you too might join the "fraternity of the knowledgeable."

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino will hire 1,200 employees by the end of 2009 to accommodate the property's $750 million expansion project.

Luxury property may be adding one of the most bizarre accolades to its lengthy list.

A bill to allow casino expansion in Las Vegas in a gaming district now blocked by the location of two Catholic churches died in the Senate on Monday.

Harrah's will be "interested" in applying for a gambling license in Macau if the government ends a freeze on new permits.

Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman has declared June 5th "Women in Poker Hall of Fame Day."

A Southern California man is suing dozens of Vegas strip clubs, taxi companies and limo providers, accusing them of running illegal kickback schemes.

The start of a civil trial over Las Vegas Sands earning a Macau gaming license has been delayed amid reports the sides may be in settlement talks.

The South Point owner will join his father as a member of the Gaming Hall of Fame later this year.