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Pala Casino gives players chance at Three Card Poker National Championship

Pala's Shuffle Master Classic event in June will allow certain players to attend the championship at the Venetian in September.

Hooters Hotel sold to New York investment group

Trinity Hotel Investors bought the off-strip property for $70 million, but it's unclear what the new ownership's plans for the hotel-casino will be.

Caesars facing fine of up to $20 million to settle money laundering charges

Caesars was also informed a grand jury was looking into the charges regarding anti-money laundering practices of the company and its subsidiaries.

Sportsbooks adjust odds on Patriots after Brady suspension

As soon as the NFL sacked New England quarterback Tom Brady with a four-game suspension Monday, Las Vegas oddsmakers deflated the betting lines on the Patriots.

Station Casinos upbeat about jobs from new Strip project

The $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas project is expected to create 30,000 new construction jobs.

Top 10 players I'll be watching at the 2015 WSOP

Casino City's Dan Podheiser will be watching certain players for various reasons at this year's World Series of Poker, from Twitch star Jason Somerville to amateur-turned-grinder Dean Baranowski.

Revenue, cash flow increase for Affinity Gaming

The casino operator saw its revenue increase by 1 percent in the first quarter, but its cash flow jumped by more than 30 percent compared to the same period a year ago.

Pentagon audit uncovers employee use of credit cards for gambling, sex

Pentagon employee travel expense credit cards used to pay for casino visits and sex worker services surreptitiously.

Casino owner Stevens buys up Riviera slot machines, other equipment

The owner of the D Las Vegas and the Golden Gate purchased the Riviera's 852 slot machines, four roulette wheels and spare machine parts.

Vegas books taking wait-and-see approach after 'Deflategate' report

Las Vegas sportsbooks have mostly decided to wait to see if New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will be suspended due to his involvement in the "Deflategate" scandal.

Caesars turns in best quarterly performance since 2008

The company's gains in revenue were partly attributed to increased volume through Caesars Interactive, the subsidiary that runs the company's World Series of Poker online poker sites.

Apple Pay debuting at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

By early June, the resort's front desk, concierge, restaurants and bars will accept the new payment method.

Dancers, dignitaries mark start of $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas

The north end of the Strip came to life Tuesday with a groundbreaking for the $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas project.

MGM Resorts reports stronger earnings despite revenue decline

The Las Vegas-based casino operator reported first-quarter earnings of $169.8 million, compared to $102.7 million during the same period a year ago.

Riviera ends 60 years on Strip, closes for good

Guests were ushered out the door at noon Monday as representatives of the Nevada Gaming Control Board oversaw the closure.

Penn National to buy Tropicana for $360 million

The Strip hotel-casino on 35 acres at Tropicana Boulevard will be purchased for $360 million from its shareholders, the largest of which is a partnership between Onex and Alex Yemenidijan.

Michonne Ascuaga appointed to Nevada Gaming Commission

A member of a prominent Northern Nevada casino industry family has been appointed to the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Two casino companies report improved first-quarter results

Two casino companies with Nevada ties had improved first-quarter results, including Las Vegas-based Pinnacle Entertainment which reported record net revenue.

WPT500 returns to the Aria

The WPT500 is returning and is designed for the everyday player. Thanks to the top-rated ARIA Resort and casino in Las Vegas and a $500+65 buy-in, the WPT stage will be more accessible and more spectacular than ever.

Top-10 things to know if you plan to play The Colossus at the WSOP

Casino City's Aaron Todd gives 10 tips for WSOP first-timers who plan to play in The Colossus event this year.

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