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Casino City's Gary Trask provides a first-hand account of his trip to the Excalibur where he bought into a No Limit Hold'em tournament inside the only all-electronic poker room in Las Vegas.

Dream Team Poker's second tournament will be held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on March 27-29 and is open to the public.

Gov. Jim Gibbons has proposed a 15 percent reduction in the agency's operating budget and the Board might have to eliminate 32 positions if the proposal is approved.

Las Vegas will take part in Earth Hour on March 28, which is intended to raise awareness for climate change.

The bill comes after a series of Las Vegas Review-Journal articles that found construction workers were entering the CityCenter construction site after drinking at nearby bars.

It was the most exclusive and private of Las Vegas birthday celebrations.

The event brings hundreds of millions of dollars to Nevada and Vegas casinos have been preparing for weeks.

Survivor of Orleans accident honours maintaince workers who died two years ago.

Analysts say that after a few major projects debut this year, there will be quiet times in Las Vegas.

The Australian gaming company's top executive said it does not plan sweeping changes at Cannery Casino Resorts when it completes its purchase later this year.

James Packer is entertaining offers for his $50 million yacht and $38 million London apartment and has already sold his family's Australian cattle ranches for nearly $425 million.

A lawsuit has been filed over a multimillion-dollar dispute pitting the Palazzo hotel-casino and its shopping mall against a Las Vegas vacation timeshare company.

The Reno-based slot maker announced that it acquired "substantially all of the assets" of the struggling casino systems supplier.

Casino City presents 10 must-see attractions in Las Vegas that are all free, convenient and worth the trip.

Spectacle at The Rio has it all, and it doesn’t disappoint

At a time when some companies are strapped for cash, Fontainebleau Resorts is expected to have enough money to open the $2.9 billion Fontainebleau Las Vegas, as planned, in October.

Tech geeks at the under-construction Fontainebleau Las Vegas are abuzz over their kind of eye candy.

Ron Thacker says that his position heading one of the Strip's most storied resorts is a place the casino veteran can see himself ending his career.

The future of the Mesquite casino operator became more uncertain after it missed an interest payment on Thursday.

One officer is accused of striking a handcuffed man in the face and both are accused of lying on a police report during an incident in December at the Cannery.