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By early June, the resort's front desk, concierge, restaurants and bars will accept the new payment method.

The north end of the Strip came to life Tuesday with a groundbreaking for the $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas project.

Three Rivers Casino Coos Bay will open to the public tomorrow for the first time.

The Las Vegas-based casino operator reported first-quarter earnings of $169.8 million, compared to $102.7 million during the same period a year ago.

Guests were ushered out the door at noon Monday as representatives of the Nevada Gaming Control Board oversaw the closure.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famers ZZ Top take the stage at Fallsview Casino for the first time ever this August.

The company bounced back after a net loss of $6.2 million in the first quarter of 2014.

After 40,000 hands, four humans are holding their own against Carnegie Mellon's robot Claudico.

Churchill Downs saw the highest attendance in Kentucky Derby history last weekend, beating the previous record from 2012.

Caesars Entertainment’s Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore is closing overnight to meet the city’s 10 p.m. curfew prompted by riots related to the death of Freddie Gray.

After players smashed the $100,000 Guaranteed prize pool in the SugarHouse Casino $100,000 Guaranteed Poker Showdown, Adam Williams of Philadelphia walked away with the top prize in the city’s first major poker tournament.

A member of a prominent Northern Nevada casino industry family has been appointed to the Nevada Gaming Commission.

A county wide smoking ban will see Mountaineer Casino build an outdoor patio to provide guests with a place to smoke.

A series of public hearings on gambling will take place this week in Northeast Pennsylvania.

Two casino companies with Nevada ties had improved first-quarter results, including Las Vegas-based Pinnacle Entertainment which reported record net revenue.

New Revel owner agrees deal with power company for two weeks supply.

Two casinos will pay fines for permitting the entry of underage gamblers into their premises.

Disappointed gambler will not see slot-machine malfunction payout, court rules.

The WPT500 is returning and is designed for the everyday player. Thanks to the top-rated ARIA Resort and casino in Las Vegas and a $500+65 buy-in, the WPT stage will be more accessible and more spectacular than ever.

Revel's former power supply suggests interim agreement may be closer as safety concerns over casino's lack of power continue.