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Frankenberger beats Ivey to win WSOP Pot-Limit Hold'em title, $445K

Andy Frankenberger, a man whose style has earned derision from some, defeated Phil Ivey, a man with an unorthodox style that has earned him praise, to claim the $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em title at the World Series of Poker early on Monday morning.

Matros wins WSOP title for third straight year, claims $454,853

At the rate Matt Matros is winning gold bracelets these days, he may very well become the all-time World Series of Poker victory leader by 2022.

Nevada gaming revenues up 6.1 percent to $855.7 million in April

Analysts described the results as mixed, with high-end games returning strong results while table games and slots that appeal to a mass market were down for the month.

After two years of gains, Las Vegas sees fewer visitors in April

A total of 3.3 million tourists came to Las Vegas in April, down from April 2011's 3.4 million total.

East, West to flavor Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

Architect David Rockwell described the Nobu Hotel as a "distinctly Japanese experience with a Western sense of luxury."

From the agony of defeat to the thrill of victory at WSOP

Adam Friedman, who became known as the "agony of defeat" poster child in the 2005 WSOP Main Event, came from behind to defeat Todd Brunson to claim his first WSOP bracelet and $269,037 on Saturday morning.

Seattle man collects WSOP gold bracelet, $311K less than a year after enlisting in the Army

Brandon Schaefer, a 31-year-old former online poker pro, won a WSOP gold bracelet and $311,174 just a week before he will head to Alabama to begin flight school in the U.S. Army.

Philadelphia physician wins big at WSOP

There's an old saying that goes: "Never play poker with a man named 'Doc." At the World Series of Poker, apparently no one listened.

Hastings wins WSOP Heads-Up title, $371K

Brian Hastings, a 23-year-old professional poker player from Hanover Township, Pa. won his first WSOP gold bracelet in the $10,000 Heads-Up No-Limit Hold'em championship on Thursday night at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, collecting $371,498 in prize money. But this victory wasn't at all about the money.

Van Der Fluit wins $1,500 PLO event at WSOP for $265K

Vincent Van Der Fluit became the fourth Dutch-born World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner on Wednesday night, besting a field of 970 players in the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha tournament to claim first-place prize money of $265,221.

Monnette wins second bracelet, $190K at WSOP

WSOP confirms 12 more players for The Big One for ONE DROP

Canadian poker pro wins $781,398, gold bracelet at WSOP

Ashkan Razavi, a 30-year-old professional poker player from Maple Ridge, B.C., won $781,398 and his first World Series of Poker gold bracelet in a $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em event on Wednesday at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

Hotel rates blossom as Electric Daisy Carnival arrives

Strip and off-Strip hotels are asking for, and receiving, premium rates this weekend, when industry experts say the city will be at occupancy.

Gold Rush Casino to reopen as Wildfire Sunset

The Gold Rush Casino in Henderson closed Friday and will reopen in three to four months as Wildfire Sunset.

Justices weigh idled Fontainebleau project

More than 100 contractors, many based in Las Vegas, have filed more than 325 claims in the Fontainebleau's bankruptcy case.

Palms kicks off new phase of $50 million upgrade

Joseph Magliarditi, president of the off-Strip resort, has overseen a number of changes to the casino and will now finish what will be a $50 million renovation and upgrade of the 11-year-old property.

71-year-old wins WSOP bracelet, $264K

Herbert Tapscott, a 71-year-old financier from Hartselle, Ala., collected $264,400 for his first career cash at the WSOP, proving once again that it's never too late to triumph on poker's grandest stage.

Bloch wins elusive first WSOP bracelet, $126,363

Andy Bloch finally won his first World Series of Gold bracelet on Saturday, claiming the title in the $1,500 Seven Card Stud event and $126,363.

WSOP first-timer collects gold bracelet and $480,564 in Mixed Max event

Aubin Cazals, a 21-year-old online poker pro currently residing on the island-nation of Malta, collected $480,564 and his first WSOP gold bracelet, but the tournament is more likely to be remembered for its historic ramifications and even some controversy that impacted play on what was expected to be the final day.

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