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The 2023 schedule for the World Series of Poker is out and we have land-based sports betting now live in Massachusetts with mobile sports wagering up next in March.

From specials at intimate restaurants to romantic experiences, there are endless opportunities for couples.

The 54th annual WSOP returns to the Strip at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris Las Vegas from 30 May to 18 July, offering more tables, more variety and the largest slate of bracelet events ever in its history.

With a wide selection of viewing opportunities, the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas are ready to celebrate the very best in gridiron action on Sunday, 12 February.

We have not one, not two, but three all-time gambling records, three major jackpots, and last, but not least, a bill introduced in New York to legalize online poker.

During the past weekend, three Caesars Rewards members won jackpots at Caesars Entertainment's Las Vegas resorts, totaling nearly $450,000.

Resorts throughout the destination commemorate the Year of the Rabbit with festive décor, authentic experiences, and culinary offerings.

The most prestigious, and longest-running poker series will return to the Las Vegas Strip at Paris Las Vegas, and Horseshoe Las Vegas on 30 May through 18 July.

A Caesars Rewards member from Florida hit a Mega Progressive Jackpot $154,571 playing Mississippi Stud at the Las Vegas Strip casino on 26 September.

With several professional sports teams calling Las Vegas home, special events at iconic venues, and game-day parties and offerings, there’s no better place to be to catch all the action.

Two years ago, Las Vegas, and many other casino destinations, were reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it is safe to say that Las Vegas is back especially after the numbers it posted in July.

On the night of 29 August, Tasia McDonald Musa was recognized by casino security at the Paris Las Vegas as an individual from the List of Excluded Persons.

Global lifestyle icon Martha Stewart brings recipes and farmhouse charm to the Las Vegas Strip with her first restaurant, The Bedford by Martha Stewart at Paris Las Vegas.

Poker pro Tadas Peckaitis returns from the 2022 World Series of Poker and shares his thoughts on an array of topics, including the new venue on the Las Vegas Strip, the struggles of two well-known poker stars and the record-breaking attendance and prize pool numbers.

The recently concluded WSOP live and online bracelet events saw a total of 197,626 entries from over 100 countries with a record-breaking $347,941,800 total prize pool, eclipsing the previous record from 2019.

In the $1,000 Super Turbo No-Limit Hold-em event, it was Canada's Jaspal Brar who was the last one standing, besting Jesse Lonis in a short-lived heads-up match to win his first gold bracelet and $190,731.

After nine days of Main Event play, Norway’s Espen Jorstad solidified his place in poker history as the first World Series of Poker Champion to be crowned on the Las Vegas Strip and took home $10 million.

The final 10 players for the $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event are set and ready to compete for the $10 million top prize and gold bracelet.

Espen Jorstad, Matthew Su, Matija Dobric, Aaron Duczak, John Eames, Adrian Attenborough, Michael Duek, Jeffrey Farnes, Asher Conniff and Philippe Souki are positioned to claim the first Main Event bracelet on the Las Vegas Strip.

The invitation-only affair, which took place inside Paris Las Vegas, included poker games and a sampling of Champagne Jeeper, Parker's recent project on which he collaborated with longtime friend Michel Reybier.