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Jay Marlapudi won over $330,000 at the Trump Taj Mahal when his four kings were bested by a royal flush.

A lucky person won over $600,000 at Harrah's Casino by hitting a jackpot on a Monopoly Advance to Boardwalk slot machine.

Gov. Chris Christie has conditionally vetoed a bill that would allow Atlantic City casinos to offer online gambling to New Jersey residents. Because it is a conditional veto, the Legislature can still tweak the bill and send it back to the governor's desk for his approval.

The Iowa State Government Committee voted 9-6 in favor of a measure that would legalize and regulate intrastate Internet poker.

Advocates for a casino in the Meadowlands knows the odds are low, but have outlined a development plan for the complex.

A woman from Williamstown was selected as the winner of Trump Entertainment Resorts' "One Million to One Player" month-long promotion.

The Iowa Senate is on the verge of considering legislation that would license and regulate intrastate online poker, according to a report in today's Des Moines Register.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has until March 3 to make a decision on a bill that will legalize online gambling in the state.

A statewide poll conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University says a majority of New Jersey residents oppose legal online gambling in the state.

Relief as Revel construction recommences.

A new study from iMEGA claims an online gambling bill could bring up to $7 billion and 57,000 new jobs to New Jersey.

Trump Entertainment Resorts agreed to the Trump Marina Hotel Casino in Atlantic City to the parent company of the Golden Nugget for $38 million.

A lucky Trump One Card holder will win one million bonus slot dollars in Atlantic City on Feb. 27.

iMEGA Chairman Joe Brennan says last week's legalization of exchange wagering shows positive signs for the future of New Jersey gaming, including online betting.

Construction on Revel Casino project to resume next week as Gov. signs two bills into law that overhaul state's casino regulations.

Minor drama involving a burst steam pipe and a small collapse in an area of ceiling at the Tropicana to be repaired Monday.

Tough economy and competition sees creative response from Atlantic City casinos to survive winter months.

The New Jersey legislature sent a bill that would regulate intrastate Internet gambling to Governor Chris Christie's desk last week, and the only obstacle keeping it from becoming law is the possibility of the governor's veto. Casino City's Aaron Todd lays out the case for why Christie should sign the bill into law.

The Bayside Café & Buffet opened Friday at Trump Marina and offers a café and a buffet all in one.

If Gov. Chris Christie has presidential aspirations, he might veto New Jersey's historic bid to become the first state to license and regulate online gambling in the U.S.