Rivers Casino Pittsburgh News - Page 12

Guests can listen to Pittsburgh bands at the casino's outdoor ampitheater during the live concert, starting 27 May.

Dannielle Cisneros was awarded the newspaper's 2017 In-House Counsel Award of General Excellence.

Eight country music artists will perform at the Y108 8 Man Jam on 25 May, presented by Bowser GMC Trucks and hosted in the casino's ampitheater.

Casino Player Magazine recognized the casino's achievements for the eighth consecutive year.

Karen Corr took first place during the Women's Professional Billiards Association Rivers Casino Open that was held on 23 April.

The casino team members will help maintain three garden lots in Brighton Heights.

The sum, just one part of the $7.5 million the casino contributes, will go toward construction expenses for the PPG Paints Arena, home of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Due to the popularity of video poker, the casino has increased the number of poker machines available, as well as added more popular poker titles and introduced new games.

The Women's Professional Billiard Association will visit Pittsburgh for the second year, with international pros competing in the 2017 Rivers Casino Open.

Local players will have the opportunity to go up against top national poker players while competing for $200,000 in guaranteed prize pools until mid-March.

Hosted by the MWDBE Governmental Committee, the conference will provide minority and women owned business with direct access to governmental, educational and industry representatives.

Pittsburgh's North Shore casino now offers customizable wedding packages designed to help couples celebrate their weddings in their own unique fashion.

Casino team members will volunteer in home repair efforts in Pittsburgh neighborhoods on 26 January.

The seven-story, four-star hotel will include 221 guest rooms and will connect to the casino on its east end, using the vacant land between the casino and the Carnegie Science Center.

Starting 11 January, the casino will host a 20-day event featuring 120,000 hands of poker played by four poker pros against a new Carnegie Mellon University program, Libratus.

The "Kiss 2016 Goodbye" festivities include a prize drawing for a Cadillac Escalade.

This November, local players will have a chance to go up against poker pros leading up to a broadcast of the final table on Poker Night in America.

Pennsylvania native Amber C. won the $400,000 grand prize during the Queen of Hearts promotion.

The Pittsburgh City Paper judged the casino as the first-place winner in two categories of the publication's annual awards.

The host of popular radio show "Sandyland" will perform "Feel the Bernhard" on 12 November.