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After an unusual Day 1A at the World Series of Poker Main Event, Greg Raymer, Chris Ferguson and the Brunsons took center stage and stayed there -- for the most part.

With the strip clubs gone from the exhibit show that accompanies the World Series of Poker, fans have crowned the Inada Sogno massaging chairs as their favorite new attraction.

David Bach was exhausted and ecstatic as he celebrated this week's win in the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. tournament at a bracelet and trophy presentation ceremony Friday.

Casino City's Gary Trask takes a closer look at first day of the WSOP Main Event, including the surprise appearance of Sasquatch.

Not even nighttime temperatures of over 100 degrees can keep people away from the VIP poker parties happening in Las Vegas.

Revenue at Las Vegas Sands' casino in Pennsylvania has dropped for a fifth straight week.

Vitaly Lunkin didn't win the big H.O.R.S.E. tournament at the World Series of Poker. And, technically, games can't win events either. But Casino City's Vin Narayanan thinks Lunkin and Razz were the big winners in nearly 19-hour final table that finished Wednesday morning.

David Bach came out on top at a final table that lasted nearly 19 hours, the second-longest in WSOP history

News brief: The Rhode Island Senate has approved a bill to to allow round-the-clock gambling at Twin River Casino.

News brief: Dusk, a $7 million nightclub, is set to open this weekend at Caesar's Casino.

Interesting tidbits of information from our reporters' notebooks at the World Series of Poker.

Shawn David Baker spends each day at the World Series of Poker painstakingly sketching out the scenes he sees from his perch above the action. "Dogs Playing Poker" this isn't.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan takes us on an unfamiliar tour of Las Vegas, which ends up at the World Series of Poker where -- thankfully -- little has changed.

Popular poker pro Mike Matusow is now kinder, gentler, and happier after mellowing out.

What might seem like a bargain often comes with rules that increase the house’s edge.

Speedy construction comes with consequences that help explain bankruptcy court filing by the Fontainebleau resort.

“The Hangover” is the tale of a Vegas bachelor party gone wrong and puts Caesars at center stage for the debaucherous trip.

Impressionist Fred Travalena, a headliner in Vegas showrooms, has died in Los Angeles.

Starting July 13th, tournaments will run everyday at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m., and feature a $200/$25 buy-in Sunday to Friday and $300/$30 on Saturday.

The creditors for Fontainebleau Las Vegas want its restructuring case moved from Miami to Las Vegas.