Atlantic City News - Page 56

29 G3 Systems on poker derivatives at the Borgata in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Poker players sound off about their self-confidence, going to the gym and the Olive Garden.

The former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback will host parties at Caesars and Harrah's.

Atlantic City casinos see overall decline of 5 percent in revenue, but happy results for some individual casinos.

The eight-week event kicks off Saturday, Oct. 5.

Theresa Caputo will give interactive readings to audience members and will share her personal stories throughout the show.

Trump Entertainment say layoffs are coming at Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort and Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino.

Dennis Weihe took home $1 million at Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City thanks to Caesars Entertainment's Millionaire Maker Total Reward promotion.

A Wynn subsidiary quietly applied for one of New Jersey’s interactive licenses.

The property, despite a costly renovation, has not seen its results improving radically.

Trump Taj Mahal to get in on erotic action and burlesque; liquor license has been approved for Scores.

The suit alleges that those rules, including a stipulation that losses would be refunded over 20 weeks beginning August 5, were “virtually illegible fine print.”

Q2 healthier for some Atlantic Casinos.

Myles Parkinson hit three Wheel of Fortune symbols on the 25-cent slot machine.

The IBF light heavyweight world champion will make his initial title defense on Oct. 26.

The country group will take the stage on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 8 p.m.

Casino City's newest acquisition, Dan Podheiser, joins the Gang for the first time, and Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd put him through the paces, asking him about his recent trip to Atlantic City, Nevada's decision to wave the white flag when it comes to Macau and fun variations on no-limit Hold'em. And as always they close the show with the most degenerate five minutes in podcasting.

Revel saw better results for July 2013, figures show.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss Revel's decision to shut down its poker room, Poker Night in America's open casting call and the choosing of teams for all-star games. And as always, they make their best bets in the most degenerate five minutes in podcasting.

Good things come to those who wait... unless you're an American waiting on your payment from Full Tilt Poker. This week we learn there is another delay, and it's going to be quite a while before any cash gets back to players. Also, industry news from Atlantic City and Zynga.