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

The New Jersey online poker market could be worth between $39 million and $65 million in its first year of operation report speculates.

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.

This week, the Gang discusses the online gambling "thriller" Runner Runner and it's weak box office performance, the end of the player-to-player transfer in the United States, and the success of Maryland Live. And of course, they end the show with the most degenerate 30 minutes in podcasting, picking every game of the NFL schedule against the spread.

888 Holdings, one of the largest operators in legal European Internet gaming jurisdictions, has deals to operate interactive gaming platforms in all three states where the activity is legal.

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.

Pennsylvania surpasses New Jersey as it takes up second place spot in the national casino market.

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.

This week, the Gang discusses New Jersey's recent setback in its attempt to offer sports betting, the upcoming launch of WSOP.com real-money play, and a November Niner selling pieces of his WSOP Main Event final table action. The crew also picks every NFL game against the spread in the most degenerate 30 minutes in podcasting.

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

New Jersey's efforts to establish sports betting hit another roadblock on Tuesday when a U.S. appeals court ruling determined that state statutes conflict with federal law.

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