Palms Casino Resort News - Page 15

The Playboy Club at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas will close after six years in business for undisclosed reasons.

Cantor Gaming will accept credit cards from most major issuers, including Visa, MasterCard, and Discover, to fund race and sports wagering accounts.

There are similarities in the financial troubles that befell the Epic Poker League and the United Football League, both of which failed early in their existences.

Federated Sports + Gaming, a company started by former World Series of Poker Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack, filed the bankruptcy in Maryland late Tuesday.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan loves dining in Las Vegas and has had some memorable meals in Sin City. But there are still plenty of food options he hasn't experienced. Here are 10 restaurants he'd like to eat at on his next trip to Vegas.

The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday unanimously approved Cantor Gaming's application to take over operations of the race and sports book at the Palms.

Joseph Magliarditi said Tuesday that the off-Strip resort enjoyed a profitable last six months of 2011, even as the hotel finalized its new ownership structure.

Philadelphia resident Chris Klodnicki captured the third Epic Poker League Main Event Sunday night at the Palms, taking home $801,680.

Epic Poker League announced content partnerships with the USA TODAY Sports Media Group and Big Lead Sports.

Cantor Gaming has reached agreement with the Palms in Las Vegas to operate the resort's race and sports book.

Scott DeGraff, the owner of several of nightclubs in Las Vegas, died early Thursday morning in an apparent suicide.

Australian slot machine maker Aristocrat Technologies has placed the slot machine management system in roughly 265 casinos in North America.

The cast members of "The Linemakers," a new TV show on the Velocity network, have more than 100 years of combined experience in the Las Vegas race and sports wagering industry. They have opened or managed some of the Strip's best-known books, including The Mirage, Caesars Palace and Wynn Las Vegas.

The Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously approved the licensing of Leonard Green & Partners L.P. and TPG Capital as new owners of the Palms.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously recommended the sale of a majority stake in the Palms to Leonard Green & Partners L.P. and TPG Capital.

Joseph Magliarditi said that if any off-Strip property is in position to rebound quickly, it is the Palms.

The Epic Poker League made its debut on CBS on Saturday with the final table of the inaugural six-max $20,000 event. Aaron Todd provides his observations from the league's network television debut.

Poker pro Michael McDonald defeated Australian David Steicke heads-up to win the Epic Poker League’s second Main Event.

Getty Images has been named the official photography partner for the inaugural season of the Epic Poker League.

Former November Niner Chino Rheem defeated Erik Seidel heads-up to win the Epic Poker League's first Main Event at The Palms Casino Resort on Friday.