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I.FLY Trapeze School and Free XtreMe TrAMPoLiNe Boardwalk show will be held at Trump Taj Mahal July 6 – September 2.

21 workers who were suspended for protesting have strong backing from their union.

The Quarter in Atlantic City will be dedicated to the late Dennis Gnomes today.

Owner of newly opened Maryland Live! has his sights now set on an Atlantic City casino.

Mia at Caesars Atlantic City is set to unveil a new Italian menu, power lunch and beer-tasting series

This benefit from Revel allows visitors to upgrade their player cards from other casinos to the Revel Card program.

Atlantic City's newest millionaire is the third person to hit for $1 million playing Three Card Poker 6 Card Bonus at Caesars.

The addition of the Revel Casino has not yet stemmed the downward trend of Atlantic City's casino revenue.

Sommore, D.L. Hughley, Eddie Griffin, Bruce Bruce and more will be part of the all-star line-up.

The contest will take place on Saturday, June 9th at the all new “Legends in Concert Theater.”

Gov. Christie determined on sports gambling despite existing federal ban.

J Todd discusses the Illinois plan to run online gambling operations through the state's lottery, recent polling data from New Jersey, and interviews Dmitry Bodov, an affiliate manager from Lotos Affiliates.

Legends In Concert, will comprise two star-studded summer lineups, including a tribute to Whitney.

J Todd discusses the possibility that N.J. Governor Chris Christie's could once again veto online gambling legislation, and why he thinks it smells fishy. He also provides updates on the Lock Poker acquisition of the Cake Poker Network and bwin.party's plan to enter the California market.

Revenue down 10 percent for April, despite the opening of Atlantic City's newest casino Revel.

Figures for Revel's first month of operation show it took in $13.4 million in gambling revenue.

The "DigiPit," as Revel has dubbed the area where the DigiDeal tables are featured, consists of a double runway stage surrounded by the DigiDeal machines.

The $25 million investment will spark excitement and economic momentum with added jobs.

Festivities at Harrah’s Resort, Bally’s and Showboat make the most of the Saturday holiday.

Unions unhappy that Revel wants to thwart the tradition of Atlantic City being a union town and not offer workers the protection of a union.