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A nearby art gallery and local artists will have work displayed in the casino's lobby.

Largest of the fines, $200,000, was levied against the Valley Forge Convention Center Partners, L.P., operator of the Valley Force Casino Resort in Montgomery County.

Rivers is raising the stakes by hosting the first-ever televised poker tournament in the ‘Burgh – the Pittsburgh Poker Open.

Presque Isle Downs has filed a lawsuit over the planned Lawrence County casino racetrack.

Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs open new hotel and Convention Center.

Wynn Resorts statement on decision on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania opportunities.

Fifteen different poker players claimed a portion of $442,860 in prizes.

No scramble by Pennsylvania to join New Jersey and Delaware, who will launch online gaming shortly.

Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem on its toes with plans and awareness of neighbouring states competition.

In January, public hearings will be held to determine suitability for the six applicants.

Pennsylvania surpasses New Jersey as it takes up second place spot in the national casino market.

The casino named Charles Meeks director of sales and catering and named Timothy Athey director of hotel operations.

The tournament has a $250,000 guaranteed prize pool with a $100,000 top prize.

Eight of the state's casino saw slot revenue decline, while Presque Isle Downs & Casino reported 16 percent lower slot revenue for the year.

Taxes raised from the Rivers Casino to fund 19 civic, education, environmental and arts-related projects.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board says table games generated $72.7 million in May, up 13.6 percent from the same period last year.

Casino City's Aaron Todd spent some time recently in the poker room at the Parx Casino near Philadelphia, and he shares his top observations from the trip.

When you're in your 40s, you're generally not an elder statesman in your industry. But in a poker world dominated by a generation of Internet players in their 20s and early 30s, that's exactly what Matt Glantz is.

Ninety North is Justin Nicholson's vision of a syndicate that seeks to grow the sport by making it available to everyone.

$60 million Lady Luck Casino Nemacolin will open at noon on July 1 pending the receipt of all required regulatory approvals.