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Second Lucky Winner at Terrible's Mark Twain Casino

13 July 2005

A La Belle, Missouri man has become the second millionaire to walk out of Terrible's Mark Twain Casino within one week.

Wynn Resort Boosts Record May Gaming Win

12 July 2005

Fueled by the opening of Wynn Las Vegas and overall strong play in Las Vegas, Nevada casinos won $1.02 billion from gamblers in May, the best May ever.

Champion Holds Slim WSOP Lead

12 July 2005

Greg Raymer must outlast the other 184 remaining players, including some of the leading names in tournament poker, to claim this year's $7.5 million first prize.

Las Vegas Economy: Fuel Costs Won't Back Down

12 July 2005

The cost of regular, unleaded gasoline hit $2.44 a gallon in Las Vegas on Monday, AAA Nevada spokesman Michael Geeser said.

Board Votes Unified

12 July 2005

When studying the voting history of the most prominent assembly of tourism leaders in Southern Nevada, it doesn't take 20-20 vision to see that the ayes have it.

Winnipeggers Doing Well in WSOP

12 July 2005

News Brief: Card sharks are in the money stage at the 2005 World Series of Poker and a Winnipegger was in prime position heading into yesterday's crucial third round.

World Series of Poker Hits Big at Rio

12 July 2005

As competitive poker's premier tournament winds toward its conclusion Friday when the 2005 world champion is crowned, the numbers coming out of this year's 45-event competition have surprised Harrah's officials.

Casino Marketing Conference Presents Awards

11 July 2005

Casino Marketing: The 2005 Conference gets under way Sunday at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Among the highlights are two very special awards presentations.

Inside Gaming Column: Gaming Execs Worried about Boom

11 July 2005

Gaming industry executives are getting nervous that Las Vegas may be enjoying too much of a good thing.

Biggest World Series of Poker Begins

8 July 2005

With a first place prize jackpot of roughly $7.5 million awaiting the winner, the World Series of Poker kicked off its nine-day championship run Thursday at the Rio with the first of three preliminary rounds.

No Attack Fallout Reported on Strip

8 July 2005

Las Vegas Strip casinos say they haven't witnessed any evidence that the terrorist attacks in London Thursday morning have dampened travel to Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Board to Elect Members

7 July 2005

At its next board of directors meeting Tuesday, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority will elect members for two open seats and a 14th member will join the board.

LVCVA Board Due for Key Shake-up

7 July 2005

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority's board of directors is in line for a serious shake-up.

Ferrari-Maserati Dealership at Wynn Las Vegas has Good Start

7 July 2005

Depending upon your source, the Ferrari-Maserati dealership at Wynn Las Vegas is either the busiest in the United States or an average contributor to United Auto Group's annual sales figures.

Prime Minister Lee Visiting U.S.

6 July 2005

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is visiting the United States today through July 16, Lee's office said.

Casinos, Lottery Scratch Together Alliance

6 July 2005

A Las Vegas-based lottery and casino game designer has developed a scratch-off game that lets the two competing gambling disciplines serve the same customer.

Mandarin Oriental Joining Project CityCenter

6 July 2005

Mandarin Oriental will be one of the hotel operators participating in MGM Mirage's Project CityCenter, an MGM Mirage executive told a group of contractors at a meeting in Las Vegas last week.

Casino Marketing Conference Goes Global

6 July 2005

Casino Marketing: The 2005 Conference has grown into a global affair, with attendees coming from the United States, Canada, Austria, South Africa, Russia, Ukraine, Australia and Costa Rica.

Speaker Series to Counsel to World Series of Poker Hopefuls

6 July 2005

As a record number of poker enthusiasts from around the globe gears up for the main event of the 36th annual World Series of Poker at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, some of the game's brightest minds are putting together lesson plans designed to raise the level of play at this year's tournament.

Inside Gaming: Gaming License Rules Give Investors Pause

4 July 2005

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

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