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An anonymous gentleman hit a Three Card Poker 6 Card Bonus for $1 million at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City last Sunday.

Atlantic City continues to attract championship boxing matches.

One year after a terrifying run in with a gargoyle outside the food court at Foxwoods, Aaron Todd profiles the scariest things you might encounter at a casino during this Halloween season.

Trump Entertainment Resorts reportedly researching online gambling operating partners.

The Quarter, a complex attached to the Tropicana Casino and Resort, has been approved for gambling.

The “Freestyle Free For All” celebrates the best dance music of the late 80’s and early 90’s and will be held at the Trump Taj Mahal on Nov. 5.

Mayor supports idea of armed security guards for casinos.

Good news finally for Atlantic City revenue only declined 0.6 percent in September and table game revenue was up 3 percent.

Atlantic City casinos are to begin sharing their surveillance systems with the police in an increased effort to fight crime in the tourism district.

John F. Palmieri appointed executive director of Casino Reinvestment Development Authority.

The Trump Taj Mahal is giving one lucky winner $25,000 towards the procedure of their choice in the $25,000 Nip, Tuck and Lift Sweepstakes.

12 casino parking garages will now be part of regular police patrol after carjacking incidents.

Voters in New Jersey will be asked in November to approve a nonbinding referendum that seeks to legalize sports betting. Actual bets could not be accepted until a federal law limiting legal sports betting is repealed or overturned.

Casino Association urges New Jersey to support sports betting vote for the local economy.

Las Vegas officialls shrugged off comments made by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who said "there is no reason people should go to Las Vegas in the summer."

Tropicana Casino & Resort has agreed to a civil monetary penalty in the amount of $15,000 in a ruling recently published by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement.

Atlantic City's 11 hotel-casinos escaped major physical damage from Hurricane Irene, but one executive said the lost weekend cost the industry $40 million to $45 million in gaming revenues.

Atlantic City casinos will close early today to prepare for the possible landing of Hurricane Irene.

New Orleans, Las Vegas and Atlantic City Resorts Celebrate Pride with variety of entertainment experiences.

Atlantic City casino revenue down 6.5 per cent in July 2011.