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Gambling revenue is predicted to rise in Maryland.

Proceeds of 2015 Four Winds Invitational resulted in $80,000 to Memorial Children's Hospital.

The California-based casino game developer's popular myVEGAS app is a free-to-play casino app that offers rewards from land-based casinos.

New Orleans's smoking ban, which went into effect in April, is being blamed for a 16% decline in the casino's gaming revenue.

A slots player from Milwaukie won $101,173 and a player from Long Beach won a 2015 Buick Enclave.

Revenue up 18 percent for Northwest Indiana casinos in July.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser has played poker in 16 different casinos in eight different states and two different countries. In this column, he details his 10 favorites.

The company is still assessing the damage from its recent fire, but does not expect them to exceed what is covered under the company's insurance policies.

Affinity's CEO credits the turnaround to changes in its marketing approach.

Country Music Hall of Famer, Don Williams, to perform at the Star Pavilion 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12.

The PokerStars Pro tour also raised money for an assortment of charities.

The Best in Biz 2015 International competition awarded the Indian casino a bronze award in recognition of its workplace culture.

The Rat Pack-era casino would be Penn National's first property on the Strip. The company plans to upgrade, but not rebrand, the historic casino.

Eldorado CEO Gary Canaro expressed optimism at the company's growth prospects, especially in light of its recent acquisitions from MGM Resorts in Reno.

Bill Foley's website reports that he has been invited to submit information about the Las Vegas market to the NHL.

John L. Smith makes the case for renaming Las Vegas' Baltimore Avenue after Bob Stupak.

Tioga Downs will resubmit a bid for the fourth upstate licence following its unsuccessful first attempt.

The lucky guest won $324,375.09 on the IGT Wheel of Fortune Double 3X4X5 Times Pay progressive game on Monday, July 20.

Including the properties managed under the Caesars Entertainment Operating Company, which is in bankruptcy, the conglomerate would still report a net revenue increase of 8%.

MGM Resorts has unveiled an ambitious new growth plan, but despite Wall Street speculation, selling The Mirage is not a part of it.