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We're once again bringing you the latest in property renovations, but with a slight twist.

The Halloween party on 28 October at the Oklahoma casino will feature Twisted Sister's Dee Snider and a costume contest with $10,000 in cash prizes.

Beginning 8 December, the Hartford-based Albino Ballet Company will put on four performances of the classic ballet tale while in residence at the Connecticut casino.

The Delaware casino will host three no-limit Texas Hold'em tournaments from 24-26 November.

The company has become a title sponsor for the 24th annual nine-ball pool tournament that will take place at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas from 4-7 December.

Planet Hollywood headliner Ringo Starr and Caesars Entertainment CEO Mark Frissora each donated $100,000 to the fund that will help the victims of the shooting and their families.

The player won a $320,000 jackpot, the biggest ever in Pennsylvania, while playing Ultimate X Video Poker.

In January 2018, the Pennsylvania casino will commemorate the opening of its entertainment venue with performances by award-winning group Chicago.

The famed actress and comedian will perform at the Las Vegas casino on 10 November.

From 15 October to 17 November, the casino will hold prize drawings every hour, with a $10,000 guaranteed cash winner each day.

New Year's Eve festivities at the Minnesota casino will include appearances by Buddy Guy, Morris Day and Dane Cook.

The Washington casino resort completely remodeled 90 rooms, bringing guests increased living space and fresh décor.

Pronto by Giada, slated for an early 2018 opening, will offer guests signature Italian fare with Californian influences.

The UMass Donahue Institute's report details the effects of the casino's first year of operation.

Coinciding with National Finals Rodeo 2017, the casino will invite country music stards to its floor from 7-15 December.

From 15-29 November, the Rock 'n' Roll Poker Open will feature 17 tournaments over 15 days and a $2 million guaranteed championship.

On 27 October, Hayes will return to his Oklahoma roots to bring his chart-topping hits to the casino.

The all-day fighting game competition on 21 October will feature "Super Smash Bros. 4" and "Super Smash Bros. Melee" matches, with a prize pool of $5,000.

The $170 million project, projected to be fully completed in late 2019, will commence on 17 October after a groundbreaking ceremony at 10 a.m.

The comedian will perform at the casino's theater during PBR finals week on 3 November.