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Rivers Casino awarded “Casino with Best Variety of Restaurants” and “Best Overall Entertainment,” in Casino Player magazine’s first annual poll.

This was Hellmuth’s first tournament win since 2012.

“Poker Night in America,” a nationally televised cable and web series, returns to Rivers Casino for a high-stakes celebrity cash game on Nov. 13 and 14.

Rivers Casino has been named “Best Overall Casino” in Pennsylvania by readers of Strictly Slots magazine.

Prepared by Rivers’ chefs this dumpling will need to weigh more than 110 pounds and three ounces to secure the record.

Rivers voted the best again for the fifth year in a row.

Team Members have voted Rivers Casino one of Pittsburgh’s 2014 “Best Places to Work” in the “large company” category.

Lucky Rivers Casino guest hit it jackpot, while playing one of the casino’s 2,900 slot machines, taking home nearly $183,000 in cash.

The Pittsburgh Business Times names Craig Clark, general manager of Rivers Casino, as one of the publication’s 2014 Diamond Award winners.

Larry Pileggi took home $71,782 for the first-place finish.

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

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

Rivers Casino has received 11 first-place wins from the readers of Strictly Slots magazine.

Rivers Casino named “Best Overall Gaming Resort” in Pennsylvania by Casino Player magazine’s readers for the third consecutive year.

Rivers Casino has struggled to achieve projected revenue and visitor numbers in its first year.

Pittsburgh's Rivers Casino was named “Best Overall Casino” in Pennsylvania by Strictly Slots magazine’s readers.

Computer glitch causes mistaken free play payout to slot players at The Rivers Casino.

Second new general manager this year joins Rivers Casino.

Table games landed in Pennsylvania Thursday and players came out to embrace them.

The Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh has filed a petition with the Pennsylvania State Gaming Board for authorization to operate 86 table games.