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September 23, 2013
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September 23, 2013 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | | Frank Scoblete explains why one player's betting strategy at the craps table can actually create a larger advantage for the casino.
read more | | Featured StoryBy Aaron Todd Revel Casino Hotel's problems with its "You Can't Lose" promotion go beyond a potential class action lawsuit. Casino City has learned that at least two other gamblers have filed complaints with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement for denying refunds to advantage players. And as of now, the players and the casino have not reached a settlement in the dispute.
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 | New Jersey's efforts to establish sports betting hit another roadblock when a U.S. appeals court determined the state's statute conflicts with federal law. New Jersey is expected to appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The Gang discusses New Jersey's recent setback in its attempt to offer sports betting, the launch of WSOP.com real-money play, and a November Niner selling pieces of his WSOP Main Event final table action.
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 | Caesars' $23.5 billion long-term debt was the largest in the industry. The new restructuring plan should put an end to speculation from the analysts' community about a potential bankruptcy filing.
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The Gansevoort Las Vegas will have 188 newly designed rooms and suites, a new nightclub and a 65,000-square-foot rooftop pool overlooking the Strip.
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Under the terms of the three-year agreement, JCM's bill validators will continue to be the preferred validator for all IGT games.
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Cantor will provide Bally with sports wagering and mobile casino games.
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 | On Wednesday, 887 days after Black Friday, American players were finally able to submit claims for the money in their Full Tilt Poker accounts.
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Caesars Interactive Entertainment CEO Mitch Garber said his company supports shared liquidity between states while Ultimate Gaming Chairman Tom Breitling called interstate agreements "a win-win-win scenario" for everyone.
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Poker players sound off about their self-confidence, the miserable experience of going to the gym and the Olive Garden.
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 | A 64-year-old man has eaten roughly 12,000 Big Macs in 30 years. But what impressed the Reel Life is that he has kept his weight in check by eating almost nothing else.
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After buying out the slot manufacturer, the New York-based lottery systems provider said it would place most of the former WMS executives into its newly formed gaming division.
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The Southern California woman said the machine "called to her."
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Did You Know?
Pennsylvania has passed New Jersey as the No. 2 casino market in the U.S., according to Moody's Investors Services. Pennsylvania led the nation with $1.5 billion in gaming-related taxes last year.
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Frank Scoblete: 