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The casino's restaurant, thirty-two, was honored in Wine Spectator's 2016 Restaurant Wine List Awards.

Coming to Pala Casino Spa and Resort on Sept. 30, the Grammy Award-winning singer will wow the audience.

The casino will become a National Tour Stop on July 23 and July 24, with professional and amateur athletes competing on the Atlantic City beach.

An award presentation took place on the track after Race 8 on July 9 in recognition of B & B Racing Kennel's impressive record during the 2015/16 season championship.

The former member of Grammy Award-winning band The Eagles will put on a show on Dec. 30.

The work is expected to take about one year, with parking opening in 2017.

As the World Series of Poker Main Event entered the ninth edition of the "November Nine era," past final table participants spoke with Casino City about the special bond they've developed with each other.

Founded in 2008, Brass Transit will bring the classic hits of the iconic rock group Chicago to the Orleans Showroom on Aug. 20 and Aug. 21.

Aug. 7's slot machine tournament will benefit the non-profit organization, the Fort Myers Police Athletic League.

The '70s music icon will perform at the ampitheater on Aug. 13.

Comedy routines, star-studded performances and more will impress visitors from Oct. 1 to Oct. 30.

Clayton Maguire played the WSOP.com Online No-Limit Hold'Em Championship event and walked away with $210,279.

The comedian of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" fame will take the stage on Oct. 8.

Monday was, by far, the busiest of the 2016 World Series of Poker Main Event and the appearance of two of the game's most enigmatic players -- Phil Ivey and Joe McKeehen -- helped add to the hysteria.

Casino City's Gary Trask explains why the World Series is a fun vacation destination, even if you're not playing.

Win big with the $75K Kachinko game, bonus point multipliers and more.

Operation: Safe Cracker begins July 25 and offers a chance for 30 winners to obtain their part of the prize.

The classic rock group will bring their chart-topping hits to Studio A on Aug. 26.

The 22-year-old poker prodigy won the charity-themed $111,111 High Roller for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em event, sweeping a field of talented players and securing one of the largest prizes of the summer.

Courtney Kennedy, who says she has been playing poker since age 2, won the $10K No-Limit Hold'em event, grabbing $149,108 in her first WSOP cash.