North America News - Page 795

Mia at Caesars Atlantic City is set to unveil a new Italian menu, power lunch and beer-tasting series

Andy Frankenberger, a man whose style has earned derision from some, defeated Phil Ivey, a man with an unorthodox style that has earned him praise, to claim the $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em title at the World Series of Poker early on Monday morning.

At the rate Matt Matros is winning gold bracelets these days, he may very well become the all-time World Series of Poker victory leader by 2022.

Adam Lambert fans will be able to get together on July 21 ahead of his performance at the property.

Flat revenue results for May reported at St Louis area casinos.

Seven arrested in cross border raids that allege Mexican drug money was laundered through quarter horse racing industry.

This benefit from Revel allows visitors to upgrade their player cards from other casinos to the Revel Card program.

Architect David Rockwell described the Nobu Hotel as a "distinctly Japanese experience with a Western sense of luxury."

Adam Friedman, who became known as the "agony of defeat" poster child in the 2005 WSOP Main Event, came from behind to defeat Todd Brunson to claim his first WSOP bracelet and $269,037 on Saturday morning.

Three additional women’s world title matches top fight card with four-man Big 8 North American Welterweight Qualifying Tournament.

Atlantic City's newest millionaire is the third person to hit for $1 million playing Three Card Poker 6 Card Bonus at Caesars.

Baseball Hall of Fame’s Jim Palmer is among several celebrated athletes who will sign autographs.

Grand Victoria Casino is a new client for NEWave and is now one of seven major casinos NEWave serves in Illinois.

Community ambassadors will welcome Symetra Tour players June 29, and will earn gifts and privileges for their support.

Brandon Schaefer, a 31-year-old former online poker pro, won a WSOP gold bracelet and $311,174 just a week before he will head to Alabama to begin flight school in the U.S. Army.

There's an old saying that goes: "Never play poker with a man named 'Doc." At the World Series of Poker, apparently no one listened.

Brian Hastings, a 23-year-old professional poker player from Hanover Township, Pa. won his first WSOP gold bracelet in the $10,000 Heads-Up No-Limit Hold'em championship on Thursday night at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, collecting $371,498 in prize money. But this victory wasn't at all about the money.

The four-time Grammy winner will perform at the Special Events Center on September 15.

The casino will add a massive LED video screen to the roof, which will host the words CASINO on it.

Healthy-sized crowds turn out to embrace the newly opened Oxford Casino during its first weekend.