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Lord Stanley's Cup summers at Caesars Entertainment Atlantic City July 17 and 18

Harrah’s Resort and Caesars Atlantic City will play host to the Stanley Cup, Clarence S. Campbell Western Conference Trophy, and the Conn Smythe MVP Award, along with MVP Justin Williams and Kings Associate Head Coach John Stevens.

Atlantic City: Stanley Cup to visit Harrah's and Caesars

The Stanley Cup is on the road and popping in to visit a few casinos in the process.

Top-10 impressions from covering my first WSOP Main Event

Casino City Associate Editor Dan Podheiser is in Las Vegas covering his first World Series of Poker. Dan gives his take on the WSOP Main Event from a newbie's perspective.

Atlantic City's Showboat plans to close

Bob McDevitt, president of Unite Here Local 54, said he was notified by Caesars Entertainment that Showboat employees would receive layoff notices Friday.

Sportech to provide online gaming platform to Resorts Casino Hotel

This follows the November 2013 decision by the State of New Jersey to legalize online gaming.

Revel files for bankruptcy

Revel Casino Hotel opened two years ago with high hopes that it would be the marvel of the Atlantic City boardwalk.

New Jersey online gaming revenue down

Online gambling results for May indicate a decline for the second month in New Jersey.

Borgata to receive tax settlement money

Boyd Gaming will be paid $88 million by Atlantic city in relation to a tax settlement.

Bally's makes a millionaire to kick off Memorial Day Weekend

Harry Walmar, a local from Little Egg Harbor, NJ, was playing a $1 Wheel of Fortune wide-area-progressive slot-machine, on the newly renovated Bally’s gaming floor, when he hit for $1,055,732.

Atlantic City casinos report revenue for Q1

Atlantic City casinos report mixed results for Q1.

N.J. sends cease and desist letter to affiliates promoting sites not licensed by the state

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has warned six online poker affiliate websites to cease and desist from promoting online gaming sites that are not licensed and regulated by the state of New Jersey.

Patron asks casino to clarify on medical marijuana

A casino patron has hired a lawyer to force the Revel Casino to clarify where he can use medical marijuana on its premises.

Inside Gaming: Weight of debt will not go away

Last Tuesday, Caesars announced a five-step plan for eliminating the company’s 2015 financial obligations and reduce the upcoming debts due in 2016 and 2017.

Caesars may consider Atlantic City closures

Caesars could contemplate closing some Atlantic City casinos as an option to deal with economic challenges.

Big summer ahead for Bally's new WSOP-themed poker room

The World Series of Poker-themed poker room at Bally's Wild Wild West casino in Atlantic City is still in its infancy, but as it gets set to host the WSOP National Circuit Championship on Memorial Day weekend, Caesars executives will find out where the room stands in the New Jersey poker market.

Author of report says both sides misrepresent study on Web gambling, money laundering

Online gaming is “the most prominent method” used by cybercriminals to launder money, according to a report released last week by cyber security firm McAfee.

Top-10 observations from covering my first poker tournament

Casino City's Dan Podheiser covered the final two days of the World Poker Tour (WPT) Season XII World Championship at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City. It was the first poker tournament he'd ever covered.

Keven Stammen wins WPT World Championship

Stammen bested a field of 328 players in the $15,400 buy-in, six-day event to take home the title and the $1.35 million first-place prize.

Casino City Gang: Give us a license or else edition

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Aaron Todd and Dan Podheiser discuss the state of casino gaming in Massachusetts where MGM wants more certainty and Suffolk Downs says it will close if it doesn't receive a casino license, the new World Series of Poker poker room opening in Atlantic City and the state of online gaming in New Jersey and the hard work that goes into hosting a home poker game. And as always, they make their best bets for the week.

Top-10 Twitter accounts Phil Ivey followed before mine

Casino City's Aaron Todd was followed on Twitter by famed poker pro Phil Ivey. But he quickly realized this was no special accomplishment after seeing some of the other 50,000 accounts Ivey's social media staff has followed in recent weeks.

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