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Dessert name prompts lawsuit from Golden Nugget parent

Golden Nugget has taken on LongHorn Steakhouse over one of its dessert menu items.

South Point Poker now hiring staff for Nevada's first licensed, real-money online poker site

South Point Poker will be the first real-money poker website to launch in the United States, and those hired will have the opportunity to work with a team developing some of the world’s top online gaming technology.

Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace taking reservations for February 2013

Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace officially launched its website today and is now taking reservations for stays beginning Feb. 4, 2013.

Illusionist Dan Sperry to attempt death-defying stunt on Las Vegas Strip

Dan Sperry will test fate and challenge the impossible in a death-defying stunt where he will race against time to escape from drowning.

William Hill offering no juice on Packers this week

Green Bay Packers fans who lost bets at the mercy of the replacement referees Monday night will have a special chance to get even this weekend at all William Hill Sportsbooks in Nevada.

Palms Casino Resort's ultra-chic renovated rooms now available

Las Vegas property's $50 Million transformation continues with refined Palms tower rooms.

Top-10 gambling operator blunders

Aaron Todd profiles some of the top blunders -- from tilting the odds in the players' favor, to putting out the wrong results -- made by gambling operators.

Perspectives Weekly: Revised Black Friday charges edition

J Todd reports on new charges in the Full Tilt Poker case, as Howard Lederer and Ray Bitar get in deeper and deeper. Also, the first online poker affiliate has been licensed in Nevada.

Caesars will rename Imperial Palace "The Quad"

Caesars Entertainment Corp. announced Monday it would rename the Imperial Palace as The Quad Resort & Casino.

Patrick Miller appointed Monte Carlo GM

Miller replaces Anton Nikodemus, who was named president of casino marketing for MGM Resorts last month.

Haunted Hotel Ball checks in to Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay this Halloween!

The Haunted Hotel Ball checks in to the Las Vegas Strip's Mandalay Bay on Saturday, October 27, 2012 with a live performance from Havana Brown.

Casino City Gang: Steve "Wynning" edition

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss Steve Wynn beating the "Girls Gone Wild" founder in court to the tune of $40 million, the public spat over online poker between Nevada Senators Harry Reid and Dean Heller, Hard Rock bailing on its Atlantic City casino and some odd happenings at the sportsbook. They also pick every game on the NFL Week 2 schedule.

10 finalists for 2012 Poker Hall of Fame announced

Up to two of the 10 nominees will be inducted during the WSOP Main Event festivities in Las Vegas in late October.

Visitation in Las Vegas down in July

Total visitor volume for July was down 0.8 percent from the same month in 2011, according to the monthly Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority count.

Caesars Palace set to unveil new Bacchanal Buffet

The Bacchanal Buffet - the latest incarnation of the Caesars buffet, set to open Tuesday - is designed as an over-the-top experience to evoke memories both of the old Bacchanal and the word itself.

CityCenter's performance turns corner, and MGM is glad

Last month, MGM Resorts executives told investors that CityCenter's total cash flow (pretax earnings) was a record $71 million for the second quarter that ended June 30.

Las Vegas tourism officials embracing value of LGBT dollars

Gay tourism is on the rise in the city, propelled by word of mouth, new programming and targeted efforts by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Gov. Sandoval to lead trade mission to China, South Korea

Sandoval said the trade mission is the first time in Nevada history a governor has led a trade mission to both countries. Former Democratic Gov. Richard Bryan led a delegation to China in the 1980s, according to the governor's office.

Dice clock traces origins to vintage Vegas

This is the town that gave the world the casino dice clock, regardless of who you believe created it.

Hard Rock Hotel, IGT sign deal for DoubleDown Casino

DoubleDown Casino will have its application hosted on the Hard Rock Hotel's website.

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