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Gaming News Archives - Page 2641Speed Hold'em comes to Olympic-Online3 July 2012
In Speed Hold’em, your opponents change every hand and you can play many more hands compared to usual tables.
Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority expects visitor increase3 July 2012
This year's projection is up 0.6 percent from 2011's Fourth of July weekend.
Jones Vargas being absorbed by Phoenix law firm3 July 2012
Jones Vargas, one of Nevada's oldest law firms, has given up its independence to join Phoenix-based Fennemore Craig.
Seminole Hard Rock completes $75 million expansion3 July 2012
The expansion makes the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa the world’s sixth-largest casino.
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Caesars CEO sees no competitors to bid for Boston casino license3 July 2012
Gary Loveman fully expects the Caesars partnership with the Suffolk Downs racetrack to pay off.
iGaming Business announces first of several social gaming "Meetups"3 July 2012
iGaming Business is organizing a social gambling community for networking and knowledge sharing in London on July 17.
Mahjong Logic signs new licensee King58.com3 July 2012
King58.com is a leading operator in Asia, with top-of-the-line live dealer software along with additional RNG games.
Red Flush Online Casino player wins $49,730.35 on Mega Moolah Progressive Jackpot3 July 2012
Microgaming’s Mega Moolah Progressive Jackpot has been beaten again.
Tale of the Tape: Butler vs. Chef3 July 2012
Richard Yong, who reached the final table at the $1 million Big One for One Drop tournament at the World Series of Poker, brought his butler with him. That prompted the great butler vs. chef debate. If you could only have one, which would you take?
Even split between businessmen and poker pros at One Drop final table3 July 2012
Casino City's Aaron Todd takes a look at how the poker pros have fared in comparison to the amateurs at the $1 million Big One for One Drop at the World Series of Poker.
Top-10 notable aspects of The Big One for One Drop2 July 2012
Outside of the $10,000 Main Event, the $1 million Big One for One Drop is easily the most anticipated tournament of this year's World Series of Poker. Here are the top-10 notable aspects of the Big One for One Drop.
Full Tilt's Ray Bitar in FBI custody2 July 2012
Full Tilt Poker CEO Ray Bitar was indicted on April 15, 2011, on charges of bank fraud, money laundering, illegal gambling offenses and violating the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA).
Malaysia's Genting to open Bahamas Casino2 July 2012
Genting Malaysia surprises with news of planned Bahamas luxury casino.
Macao: Revenue growth up in May2 July 2012
Macau revenue growth slowing, but still up 12.2 percent for June.
Silver Legacy celebrates 17 years in Reno2 July 2012
17 years of the Silver Legacy Resort Casino will be marked with a slot tournament and a weekend of celebration.
WMS Gaming and 888 Holdings form strategic alliance to provide online poker solutions for U.S. casino operators2 July 2012
WMS will market and distribute 888’s world-class online poker solution to land-based casino customers in legal venues in the United States.
Penn National Gaming files for Ohio VLT licenses2 July 2012
Two new $125 million projects expected to generate 1,000 new direct and indirect jobs each.
iGame Open is coming to Prague2 July 2012
Secure your seat now for the three-day €1,300 buy-in 6-Max Main Event in one of Europe’s most beautiful cities.
SBTech signs exclusive deal with Casino Iveria for the regulated Georgian Market2 July 2012
The deal follows the previous partnership SBTech made with Betshop, a leading European retail betting shop bookmaker, and positions SBTech as a leading provider of turnkey sports betting solutions for land-based casinos and betting shops operations in the European and eastern European markets.
LVS launches new cutting-edge version of "Apollo," their website and CMS framework2 July 2012
The latest version of Apollo has been built entirely using Ruby on Rails and HTML 5.
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