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Atlantic City casinos appear to have had luck on their side during Hurricane Sandy.

Hurricane Sandy blasts Atlantic City and New York killing four and knocking out power to three million residents.

Atlantic City loses power, Hurricane Sandy expected to hit 5-6pm.

Atlantic City casinos have closed in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy making landfall.

Sports gambling will be legal in New Jersey in January of lawsuit from NFL, NBA et al. fails

$598,612 Pooled Bad Beat Jackpot Hits at Harrah’s Resort on Friday, October 19, while a $160,000 Slot Jackpot Hits at Caesars Atlantic City on Saturday, October 20.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss New Jersey's continued push for sports betting in New Jersey, the relaunch of Full Tilt Poker and the debut of Luckity, an online gambling site operated by Churchill Downs. They also pick every game on this weekend's NFL schedule.

Caesars is planning a convention center at its Harrah's property in Atlantic City.

The national law firm, which is headquartered in Denver but centers its gaming law practice in Las Vegas, announced the hiring of three New Jersey-based gaming attorneys.

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa today announced that Tom Ballance has been named President and Chief Operating Officer.

Atlantic City saw gambling revenue fall 6 percent in September.

Common giveaways such as free rooms and dining credits are less profitable – and lead to unhealthy competition among casinos – than alternative comps such as free travel and parking.

Tropicana is brewing up the largest Halloween spectacular in Atlantic City, with festivities including Jason E from Kiss FM spinning in the Quarter, food and drink specials throughout the property, a creepy costume contest, and an unforgettable surprise.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss the impact of the blown call in the Green Bay-Seattle game on gamblers and the gambling industry, the state of gambling in New Jersey, the worst blunders ever made by gambling operators and pick every game on this weekend's NFL slate.

Aaron Todd profiles some of the top blunders -- from tilting the odds in the players' favor, to putting out the wrong results -- made by gambling operators.

Reap great rewards in October at Trump Taj Mahal and Trump Plaza.

Caesars, Bally’s, Harrah’s Resort, Showboat, Harrah’s Philadelphia and the Atlantic City Country Club highlight seasonal delights and football specialties.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss Steve Wynn beating the "Girls Gone Wild" founder in court to the tune of $40 million, the public spat over online poker between Nevada Senators Harry Reid and Dean Heller, Hard Rock bailing on its Atlantic City casino and some odd happenings at the sportsbook. They also pick every game on the NFL Week 2 schedule.

Revenue up 13 percent for Atlantic City casinos for the first time since last December.

Proposed legislation would see a tax-break for out-of-state bus companies to boost tourism.