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Multi-Michelin-star chef and TV personality Gordon Ramsay will bring his first steakhouse concept to the New Jersey gaming destination.

A white paper from NJOnlineCasinos details the industry's progress in 2017 and predicts trends for the year to come.

The 48-day celebration runs 12 January to 28 February and features a giant sand sculpture, free entertainment, a two-day wine festival, themed cocktails, a margarita challenge and more.

Analysts at PlayNJ predict that New Jersey could see lifetime revenue hit $1 billion by the end of 2018.

In just an hour, nine U.S. Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments this morning to decide whether New Jersey should be able to legalize sports betting. Though a decision comes later in the year, many left feeling confident.

The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to field arguments to do away with the federal sports ban, and New Jersey is leading the charge. As questions gather in the minds of many, Casino City spoke with Christopher L. Soriano, gaming law expert, in anticipation of Monday's hearing.

With two months of the year to spare, the state's online casinos brought in $200 million in gross revenue, topping 2016's total earnings.

Wendy Hamilton was identified as a 2017 Emerging Icon by The Philadelphia Inquirer during the publication's award ceremony.

From 5-11 November, active and retired military personnel can enjoy various dining discounts, promotions and giveaways at the casino in Atlantic City.

The court has spoken, and Ivey, who won $10 million last year while playing Punto Banco by using a technique called edge sorting, will not see any of the money. But many are unhappy with this decision.

In January 2018, Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds will bring his award-winning songs to the New Jersey casino.

The casino will host New Jersey's first ever three-day Sunday Special Live tournament from 6 to 8 October, in partnership with PokerStars New Jersey.

Since online gambling was legalized and regulated in November 2013, online casinos have generated $640.6 million in gross revenue and $111.8 million in tax revenue.

There was a ton of money changing hands this week in Las Vegas. And we mean a lot.

James C. from Queens hit the jackpot on 29 August, his birthday, while playing the Elvis Shake Rattling Reels slot at the New Jersey casino.

At the Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar, located in The Quarter at the New Jersey casino, guests can enjoy authentic Cuban dishes prepared in the "open-fuego" kitchen.

Attendees indulged in a spectacular array of culinary and beverage offerings and raised over $25,000 for the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey (UWGPSNJ) in Atlantic County.

The new video slot series makes its debut at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, bringing creative, unique features with lots of player action.

The New Jersey casino will offer a plethora of dining specials to local guests from 5 to 11 September.

The annual festival will take place in the Grand Exhibition Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on 14 October.