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Full House Resorts has obtained financing commitments for new credit facilities totaling $75 million to acquire Silver Slipper Casino.

Sandy Cowart will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of Riverwalk’s human resources operations including the areas of recruitment, guest service training, benefits, and employee relations.

Festivities at Harrah’s Resort, Bally’s and Showboat make the most of the Saturday holiday.

Pigeon racing has a fatality rate of 60 percent and an illegal gambling profit of $15 million, PETA alleges.

Antigua took its online gambling dispute with the United States to yet another WTO meeting last week.

Unions unhappy that Revel wants to thwart the tradition of Atlantic City being a union town and not offer workers the protection of a union.

Today is the deadline for the OLG's planned slot machine closures at three Ontario racetracks.

New York Lottery Commission approves $27 million expansion for Batavia Downs Casino.

The ribbon has been cut and four days of festivities will now mark the grand opening of the renovated Golden Nugget Atlantic City.

Unseasonably mild winter weather and an extra day due to leap year contributed to an improved first quarter.

Aristocrat's play-for-fun site is linked to Maryland Live! Casino to attract players well in advance of the brick-and-mortar property's June 6 opening.

JCM will install its award-winning PayCheck 4 thermal printer at The Oxford Casino.

There will be something for everyone this summer in Atlantic City as Caesars brings Vegas-style talent and entertainment to their New Jersey properties.

Hits like “Peace of Mind,” “Smokin',” and “Rock & Roll Band” are still as ubiquitous on rock and roll radio.

Ohio Casino Control agents to receive mandatory training in recognizing signs of human trafficking activity in casinos.

The company's casinos outside of Las Vegas led the charge, with many properties increasing cash flow by double digits.

Before the economy tanked and the Strip's building boom went bust, the development of multibillion-dollar hotel-casino projects centered on Las Vegas. Now those resorts are being built elsewhere.

Opening date of the CityCenter construction trial postponed by a month, to March 12.

No matter what stakes you play, with some organization and planning, you can raise enough money to send a player from your home poker game to play in a tournament at the World Series of Poker.

The off-strip M Resort is working to fill its DayDream venue with the same hard-partying youthful demographic the Vegas Strip attracts -- but with a twist. Instead of targeting tourists, M is focusing on locals.