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How A Nobody In The Poker World Tried To Shuffle His Way Into A Tournament With A $25 Million Prize Pool

5 October 2005

It was at a preliminary mini-tournament on Labor Day weekend at the Palms that someone tried -- and failed to take the place of star poker player Antonio Esfandiari.

Goodman Ahead in Zogby Poll

5 October 2005

Oscar Goodman, the normally loquacious mayor of Las Vegas, turns into a near mute anytime he's asked if he wants to run for governor.

Segway Proposal Rolls to a Stop

5 October 2005

The Clark County Commission on Tuesday pulled from its agenda a proposed ordinance that would ban the use of Segways on the Las Vegas Strip.

Lisa Marie Presley To Grand Marshal Sam's Town 250 Race Weekend

5 October 2005

Lisa Marie Presley couldn’t be happier with her involvement in the Sam’s Town 250 NASCAR Busch Series race in her hometown of Memphis.

Union Thinks Bigger After Deals With Wynn Las Vegas, Aladdin

5 October 2005

Two new contracts with Strip hotels helped Nevada's largest labor union increase its membership by almost 6,000 workers in the past couple of months.

Saying No to Segways

4 October 2005

When it comes to cruising up and down the Las Vegas Strip, public safety officials are hoping the Clark County Commission will say "no way" to the Segway.

For Moreno, Star-Crossed Comparisons Are No Drag

4 October 2005

Frankie, 27, performs with his band at Las Vegas Hilton's Shimmmer Cabaret, a gig that has been rocking the room since July.

Culinary, Wynn in Pact For 10 years

4 October 2005

Wynn Las Vegas and the Culinary Union have agreed to a unique 10-year contract that will keep wages of the property's maids, porters, food-service workers and bartenders at least as high as any other union hotel on the Strip.

Aladdin, Union Agree on Contract

4 October 2005

The agreement would cover wages and benefits for the Aladdins's cocktail servers, bartenders, food servers, cooks, guest room attendants, steward and porters.

New Survey: Gas Prices Could Hurt Las Vegas Gaming

4 October 2005

The Las Vegas gaming industry could be in for a rough ride this fall if gasoline prices pass $3 a gallon in Southern California, a recent survey suggests.

GSN's 'Casino Night' Gives Away Prizes

4 October 2005

GSN's Friday "Casino Night" gets fresh interstitial programming with comedian Matt Iseman giving away cash and prizes on the Las Vegas Strip starting Friday, October 7.

Inside Gaming Column: Bulls Base Outlook on Relentless Boom

3 October 2005

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

Spike TV Launches 'King of Vegas'

3 October 2005

Spike TV's launches ‘King of Vegas’, a show where players must not only master poker but a full spectrum of casino games.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Hosts Benefit

3 October 2005

Andre Agassi and a superstar line-up of entertainers took the stage Saturday evening at the Grand Slam for Children.

Steve Wynn's prospects in Singapore, Station Casinos' Plans in Reno and More

3 October 2005

Steve Wynn exudes a quiet confidence about his company's chances of landing a highly sought-after license to develop a casino in Singapore.

Expert: Casinos Part of Future Resort Development

30 September 2005

Richard Lee, vice president of First American Title Co., said plans are being geared toward the creation of "pockets" of self-contained communities on or near the Las Vegas Strip.

Survey: Bellagio is Favorite Vegas Resort

30 September 2005

A new independent tourism survey says Bellagio is the favorite casino resort in Las Vegas.

Global Air Board Elevates Clark County Aviation Boss

29 September 2005

Southern Nevada's top aviation official has been given increased access to directors of some of the world's busiest airports and airlines, an advantage that could aid Las Vegas' continuing push to add more overseas air service.

The Venetian's TAO Opens

29 September 2005

With the opening of the 40,000 square foot, $20 million design-driven dining and entertainment complex TAO, The Venetian-Resort-Hotel Casino has officially upped the ante in the battle for Las Vegas' burgeoning nightlife-seeking crowd.

Chinese Officials Seek Advice From UNLV Tourism Faculty

28 September 2005

Chinese officials are looking to nab some serious American trade secrets.

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