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Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa has been authorized by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to offer real-money online gaming in the state of New Jersey.

Tropicana Atlantic City Online will showcase a variety of slot game options and classic casino table games at TropicanaCasino.com.

The dynamic new musical created by 98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons and Emmy-Nominated Choreographer Glenn Douglas Packard will make a one-night-only stop at the popular nightclub as part of its highly-anticipated North American Tour.

Profit is down for Atlantic City casinos, but room occupancy rates are holding tight at same levels as Q3 last year.

Golden Nugget Atlantic City has received official notification to move forward with the launch of its online gaming site, with soft play period Nov 21-25, 2013.

Revel has successfully completed an amendment, increasing the aggregate principal amount of the credit facilities under the First-Lien Credit Agreement from $75 million to $150 million.

Bally’s Legends in Concert holiday show takes the stage on November 29th and runs through through December 31, 2013.

Tony Rodio, president and CEO of Tropicana Entertainment Inc., announced that the Division of Gaming Enforcement signed Tropicana's internet gaming permit on Monday and will launch a trial period beginning Nov. 21.

The competition will be the showpiece of the company's month-long initiative to raise awareness of preventative health and treatment of breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Fifth casino online gambling permit goes to Tropicana Casino & Resort.

Golden Nugget acquire the second-issued internet gambling permit ahead of November's launch.

The upgrade to the casino floor will take roughly four months.

A steep drop in revenue of 12.9 percent in September bruises Atlantic City.

PokerStars want to build a $10 million poker room at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City.

Resorts' focus on Atlantic City's beachfront heritage may offer a potential blueprint for gradual improvement elsewhere in Atlantic City.

The Warner Bros. Pictures production will take place Oct. 4.

Horse racing industry representatives are calling on the state to support the industry by allowing slots and casinos at racetracks or risk it disappearing.

The former Phillies manager will make a special appearance in Atlantic City on Friday, Oct. 11.

Casino City's Aaron Todd uncovers some of the most memorable times that players turned the tables on the house and gained an advantage.

Revel Casino Hotel's problems with its "You Can't Lose" promotion go beyond a potential class action lawsuit. Casino City has learned that at least two other gamblers have filed complaints with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement for denying refunds to advantage players. And as of now, the players and the casino have not reached a settlement in the dispute.