Caesars Atlantic City News - Page 9

Over $300,000 was paid out to poker players on Thursday morning after the bad beat jackpot was hit at Caesars Atlantic City.

The eighth season of the WSOP Circuit features several exciting enhancements, all leading to the most dramatic conclusion to any season played so far.

Caesars announces its summer entertainment and culinary line up for 2011.

Casinos must forgoe $12,00 in winnings earned from under age and self-excluded gamblers.

Caesars Entertainment paid out a bad beat jackpot of $411,007 with players from Caesars Atlantic City, Harrah’s Resort, Bally’s and Showboat getting a piece of the prize pool.

B.R. Guest founder Stephen Hanson to open Dos Caminos, Atlantic Grill and Bill's Bar & Burger in Atlantic City early summer 2011.

Dealers at Caesars Palace overwhelmingly rejected a labor contract that would have included a tip-sharing provision with casino management.

Caesars Atlantic City dealers vote overwhelmingly in favour of new employment contract.

Harrah's reaches tentative agreement with dealers union after three years of negotiations.

Atlantic City's first-ever pooled bad beat jackpit hit at Caesars for over $535,000 only two days after it debuted at three Harrah's resorts.

Harrah's Entertainment has linked the bad beat jackpots at Harrah’s Resort, Caesars, Bally’s and Showboat into one "pooled" jackpot.

Air conditioning back on at Caesars and Trump Plaza.

Air conditioning problems continue as casinos work to fix the cracked water pipe disrupting the system.

Regulators fine two Atlantic City casinos.

News brief: A man was fatally injured after falling from the escalator at the Pier Shops at Caesars.

News brief: Two Georgia men were arrested after three heists this week at Atlantic City casinos that netted gaming chips worth more than $72,000.

News brief: About 150 picketers who are members of Atlantic City casino unions marched in front of Caesars on Friday.

News brief: Dusk, a $7 million nightclub, is set to open this weekend at Caesar's Casino.

News brief: The Caesars brand will be prominently displayed in advertisements at the brand new Citi Field.

Samuel Chartier, a 23-year-old from Montreal, won $322,944 after outlasting 208 other players in the $5,000 buy-in championship event at Caesars Atlantic City.