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The resort's hotel lobby, guest check-in, VIP check-in lounge, three restaurants and retail gift store are slated to be renovated by the end of 2013.

The $5,000 prize pool tournament hosted 58 entrants and the other six winners received $683 each.

Fifth Street Gaming is overseeing the Downtown Grand renovations, which is the centerpiece of Downtown3rd, a walkable district featuring restaurants and shops between Ogden and Stewart avenues.

The app, available for the iPhone, iPad, Android and Android tablets, is free to download and resembles the William Hill app that has been available in Nevada for more than a year.

Benny T. won a brand new car during the Audi TT Roadster Summer Fun Giveaway.

The move deepens the systems technology partnership between Aristocrat and the Iowa casino.

The installation expands NEWave's presence in the Midwest region.

Dennis Weihe took home $1 million at Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City thanks to Caesars Entertainment's Millionaire Maker Total Reward promotion.

Another Pala player took home $10,000 in Pala's Shell Out the Cash promotion.

The Cosmopolitan continues to post quarterly increases across most of its business segments — food and beverage, revenue per room and average daily room rates.

The property, despite a costly renovation, has not seen its results improving radically.

The NYRA continues to hum on whether it should close the Aqueduct Racetrack.

Churchill Downs plans to one day offer online gambling could also see the creation of 50 jobs.

Mohegan Sun Massachusetts today announced it has reached a host community agreement with the Town of Palmer, Mass.

Professional poker players took to the Sunshine State for one of the biggest tournaments of the year last week, and made sure to bring their Twitter accounts with them.

Los Angeles-based SBE Entertainment on Wednesday said it partnered with William Hill to operate the race and sports book inside the reconfigured casino, which is rising from the remnants of the former Rat Pack-era Sahara.

Gary Loveman, chairman and CEO of Caesars Entertainment, and Frank Fahrenkopf Jr., who led the American Gaming Association during its first 18 years, head the list.

Caesars Entertainment wants to build a $1 billion hotel-casino in Boston next to the Suffolk Downs Race Track.

Maryland Live Casino opens poker room that will contain 52 tables.

Graton Resort Casino will bring employment, fine dining and a gaming floor to rolling hills of Northern California this fall.