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The Latest In Gaming NewsGet your share of the prizes in the bet365 Poker €650,000 Premium Chase10 March 2014
The prize-pool is constantly increasing and has already reached a sizable figure, but there’s still a great chance to win prizes even if you haven’t yet taken part.
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GCA appoints Randy L. Taylor as Chief Financial Officer7 March 2014
Randy L. Taylor has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer effective immediately.
New Jersey largest online jackpot won7 March 2014
Largest online jackpot since New Jersey legalized online gambling has been won.
Peppermill to introduce online poker7 March 2014
Peppermill Spa Resort to partner with Ultimate Gaming to offer online poker at some of its properties.
Inebriated gambler sues Vegas casino7 March 2014
Gambler, who lost $500,000 at the Downtown Grand casino, alleges he was drunk and files lawsuit against the casino for allowing him to gamble.
Big rewards in China create flexibility for MGM Resorts7 March 2014
MGM Resorts International is showing investors what a 51% ownership stake in its publicly traded Chinese subsidiary means financially to the casino operator’s business back home: at least $320 million this month alone.
Two Las Vegas Sands executives resign7 March 2014
Chris Cahill, executive vice-president of global operations, resigned Wednesday. Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem President Robert DeSalvio resigned, effective March 14.
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