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Luke Brugnara, the former owner of the Silver City Casino who emerged as a bidder for the bankrupt Fontainebleau, has pleaded guilty to filing false tax returns.

There are a variety of prop bets available for next Sunday's Super Bowl and the Las Vegas Hilton offers more than 330.

The three New York City Council members who represent the Southeast Queens Community where Aqueduct is located support an MGM Mirage bid.

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn's earned one of Las Vegas's best bargains when he was named the winner of the auction for the bankrupt Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

Wildhorse Resort and Casino in Oregon is hosting a Grand Opening for the new Wildfire Sports Bar on January 30.

The first event of the L.A. Poker Classic at Commerce Casino was the largest tournament ever at the casino with Sacramento's Darrell Cain taking home $363,936.

Room rates for the brand new Aria have been priced below those offered at Bellagio, which contradicts the original plans of MGM Mirage to make the CityCenter centerpiece its premium resort.

Kimbo Ung won $125,901 and outlasted some 300 Midwesterners at the Red Rock Resort in the first event of the Heartland Poker Tour.

Construction on the $157 million Gun Lake Casino in western Michigan is two weeks ahead of schedule due to a mild winter.

A report filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Miami says that billionaire Carl Icahn submitted the only qualified bid for the Fontainebleau project in Las Vegas.

The California casino will have a large volume of big-money cash games in January and February.

A woman playing the Wheel of Fortune quarters MegaJackpot at Wildhorse Resort and Casino won a cool $144,666 prize.

Luke Brugnara, who was denied a gaming license by Nevada casino regulators in 2001, said he would pay up to $200 million for the bankrupt Fontainebleau project.

The woman claims she suffered permanent injuries due to smoke inhalation associated with a 2008 fire at the Las Vegas casino.

The fastest way to ruin your next buddy trip to Las Vegas is by doing the things on this list. So don't do it.

The gaming giant will operate the 2,496-room hotel tower on the Las Vegas Strip and take over some of the property's food and beverage operations.

With more than 100 TVs, stadium seating, a vast menu and rare sports-betting options, world-renowned chef Emeril Lagasse's new Lagasses's Stadium at The Palazzo may be the most unique sportsbook in Las Vegas.

The World Poker Tour and non-profit organization Chrysalis have teamed up to host a celebrity poker tournament on Feb. 20 at Commerce Casino.

Penn National Gaming will submit not bid for the shuttered Fontainebleau project in a planned bankruptcy court auction next week.

The made for television Heartland Poker Tour will be kicking off its sixth season at the Red Rock Resort this week.