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Washington casino golf course hires new pro

The Salish Cliffs Golf Club at the Little Creek Casino Resort has hired David Kass as its Head Golf Professional.

Casino to open Feb. 1 in Delano

New Aviator Casino in Delano, California to open Feb 1, 2011.

Casino manager says tax increase would be "devastating"

Casino manager speaks out against Iowa Gov. tax increase proposal.

Neighbours lodge slots facility complaint

Neighbours file complaint as Arundel Mills slot facility prepares to break ground.

California casino to host "Winter Poker Open"

The Pala Casino Spa and Resort will host the Pala Winter Poker Open, a week-long series of poker tournaments and advanced poker training courses in February.

Gamblers bet $32.1 million on slots at Erie casino

Presque Isle Downs & Casino slot revenue for third week of January sees sate receive $1.3 million.

Tribal casino deals continue to thrive

Deals between Native American tribes and major casino companies like Caesars Entertainment and MGM Resorts are becoming more common.

World Series of Poker releases 2011 schedule

The 2011 edition of the WSOP will have 58 gold bracelets up for grabs, including a new $25,000 heads-up event.

Minor ceiling collapse at Tropicana to be repaired Monday

Minor drama involving a burst steam pipe and a small collapse in an area of ceiling at the Tropicana to be repaired Monday.

Harrah's New Orleans cut full-time employee hours

Numbers of full-time workers has fallen at Harrah's New Orleans, despite requirement under bankruptcy agreement to maintain a certain level.

Commerce Casino offering L.A. Poker Classic satellites

There are a number of opportunities to earn a seat at the 2011 L.A. Poker Classic Main Event for less than the $10,000 entry fee.

Duke, Pollack to lead new poker league

A professional poker league that will kick off in Las Vegas this year is the brainchild of former World Series of Poker Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack and professional poker player Annie Duke.

Woman hits $12.8 million jackpot in Vegas

An anonymous woman hit the Megabucks jackpot Friday at CityCenter’s Aria, winning almost $12.8 million.

Pennsylvania helps lift Las Vegas Sands

The addition of table games in July at the Sands Bethlehem Casino lead to a 101 percent increase in gaming revenue in 2010.

Baton Rouge: Pinnacle have tough time finding a name

Nameless new Baton Rouge casino due to open in late 2011.

The Gang talks with Bernard Lee about the November Nine reunion

Casino City's Aaron Todd talks with Foxwoods Poker Ambassador Bernard Lee about the reunion of the 2010 November Nine he organized as part of the Foxwoods MegaStack tournament series in February, why New Jersey governor Chris Christie should sign legislation that would regulate intrastate online gambling, taking his home game online with PokerStars, and makes his AFC and NFC Championship game picks.

Iowa: Recession impacted local gaming

Recession hit the Mystique Casino and Dubuque Greyhound Park hard this year.

Annie Duke named commissioner of new poker league

Federated Sports and Gaming has launched a new poker league at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas with Annie Duke at the helm.

New GM named at Aquarius Casino Resort

Aquarius new general manager named as Sean Hammond.

Province cashes in at casino

Casino New Brunswick generated $12 million in government revenue during its first 8 months.

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