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November 23, 2009
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
November 23, 2009 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | | Pilarski assures one of his readers that -- contrary to popular belief -- slot machines do not have a mind of their own. There's no mathematical reason to switch machines after any number of winning or losing spins.
read more | | Featured StoryBy Howard Stutz When Steve Wynn built The Mirage for an unheard of $620 million back in 1989, he had his share of detractors. But with its 100-foot-tall glass domed atrium, massive aquariums and exploding volcano, The Mirage changed the landscape of Las Vegas, leading to the creation of its current casino-resort neighbors on the Strip.
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 | The Golden Nugget is the hidden jewel of Las Vegas. From dining to pools and accommodations, it offers a Strip-like experience with downtown prices. And with the unveiling of the new Rush Tower last week, the experience is even better.
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If you're looking for a change of pace and an affordable option the next time you visit Las Vegas, travel one mile off the Strip and give The Gold Coast Casino & Hotel a roll of the dice.
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Terry Watanabe claims that the staff at Caesars palace plied him with alcohol and prescription drugs, helping him to run up gambling debts of around $15 million.
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The rise in scams and casino-worker theft in Las Vegas seems to mirror the struggling economy.
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The Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously approved the casino license for Aria, CityCenter's centerpiece resort, which opens in December.
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The Pennsylvania casino has opened a new gaming section with 250 slot machines, two restaurants and a bar.
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Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka have ended their attempt to take back control of Trump Entertainment Resorts.
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American Gaming Association President Frank Fahrenkopf Jr. said he discounts comments from economists who say the recession is over.
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 | Slot machines built around familiar themes and popular culture took up a large chunk of the Global Gaming Expo's exhibit space in Las Vegas last week.
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Gov. Steve Beshear says a bill permitting slots at Kentucky racetracks will obtain sufficient votes to pass if it gets to the floor.
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In terms of looks, The Reel Life is sort of in the middle, like most people. A British bank robber can't say the same, and it is costing him his freedom.
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 | Casino City spoke with the new Main Event champ on his 22nd birthday to talk about his newfound celebrity status, his role as an "ambassador of poker" and how Darvin Moon ended up partying in his hotel suite after the final table heads-up match.
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Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Gary Trask and Dan Igo wrap up the World Series of Poker, talk Las Vegas sportsbooks and make their week 10 NFL picks.
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Businessman Antonio Matias took home €404,793 after winning EPT Vilamoura, the richest poker tournament ever held in Portugal.
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Did You Know?
Las Vegas Strip revenue is expected to increase by 3% to 7% in 2010, thanks, in part, to the opening of CityCenter, according to CB Richard Ellis.
Featured Game World Cup qualifying ended this week, and the field for South Africa is set. So if you're still in a soccer state of mind, head to Casino Action and try out its “Offside and Seek” game. > More Offside and Seek DetailsCasino City fans wantedPlease join us on Facebook by becoming a Casino City fan! It’s a great way to meet fellow gamblers and learn more about what’s going on in gambling and at Casino City. In addition, we'll be developing and rolling out some neat Facebook applications in the coming months. > Become a fan Top-10 candidates to be the new WSOP Commissioner - Mike Sexton
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