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Jeff Haney on Las Vegas sportsbooks early lines on football games

Jeff Haney offers evidence that early lines on football games Las Vegas sports books will offer this summer aren't likely to hold up in the fall.

Foreigners, air travelers help May visitation rise 1.2 percent

Foreigners and air travelers from around the United States helped increase the number of Las Vegas visitors to 3.9 million in May, up 1.2 percent from the same month last year.

Different paths to survival

Paul Spitzberg and Billy Baxter were a stark contrast in both style and experience Friday at the World Series of Poker.

Inside gaming column: 'Luckiest day' just that for casinos

Gaming analyst says 'Luckiest Day of the Century' was good for casino operators

Hilm holds chip lead, Nguyen falls short of final table (baby)

Scotty Nguyen, the biggest star left in the World Series of Poker’s Main Event, exited the building in 11th place early this morning when he failed to hit a flush draw.

Nevada casinos break record

News Brief: Nevada casinos recorded the highest-ever one-month gaming-win total during May.

Mandalay Bay adds poolside casino

News Brief: To keep its edge, Mandalay Bay casino resort just added one more amenity to its 11-acre swim area - a poolside casino.

Harrah's provides fire relief

Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. announced it is continuing efforts to assist employees and the community of South Lake Tahoe in the wake of the recent Angora Lakes Fire through the creation of an employee community relief fund.

Caesars Palace hosts WSOP event

Pure Nightclub at Caesars Palace is set to host the Official Launch Party of the World Series of Poker Europe presented by Betfair.com on Monday, July 16th at 9 p.m.

Yeah baby! Nguyen is position to claim Casino City WSOP Player of the Year title

With just 36 players remaining in the Main Event of the World Series of Poker, Scotty Nguyen, who entered the Main Event third on the Casino City World Series of Poker Player of the Year leaderboard, is still alive and can claim the title if he makes it into the top-15 today.

Luxor begins new era

Luxor has announced a multi-phase enhancement plan designed to revolutionize the resort and bring new energy to the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.

STPT Pro Am event today

The Small Town Poker Tour Pro Am will take place Friday July 13, at 12:00 PM at the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa, in Las Vegas.

Bubble bursts at the Main Event; 337 left in hunt for $8.25 million

The bubble burst at the Main Event of the World Series of Poker last night, and 284 players finished the day with at least $20,320 in winnings. The remaining 337 players are eying the $8.25 million first-place prize as play resumes today at noon PST for Day 4.

Woman wins Zorro jackpot

A lucky Las Vegas local woman has won $50,000.00 playing Aristocrat's Zorro penny slot, and became the third player so far this year to hit the jackpot playing Aristocrat Technologies' themed Zorro game at Arizona Charlie's Decatur.

Casino Fandango adds digital multiplex

Galaxy Theatres is set to expand operations to Northern Nevada with its newest location at Casino Fandango in Carson City.

From the WSOP rail: Lucky ladies, Moses and chip counting lessons

The action might be on the felt, but the fun is on the rail. Here's a quick look at the sights and sounds from Day 2B of the World Series of Poker.

WSOP rail - Chad gets married, Negreanu is charitable and Hasan Habib makes a friend

Casino City reporter Ryan McLane is roamed the Amazon Ballroom in search of interesting stories from 2007 Main Event Day 2B.

Series feels effects of online poker crackdown

Jeff Haney explains the 27 percent drop-off from last year in entries to the main event of the World Series of Poker when a record field had been expected.

Something cooking

$7 million expansion of the Culinary Training Academy's campus on West Lake Mead Boulevard in North Las Vegas breaks ground.

Past champs get early exits

Two of the past four world poker champions busted out following the four-day opening round of the $10,000 buy-in no-limit Texas hold 'em event.

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