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February 27, 2017
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
February 27, 2017 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | | Where does one go when they want to learn more about video poker? John Robison has resources on hand, and some comments on smoking in casinos.
read more | | Featured StoryBy Gary Trask Ten months ago, Dan Podheiser left the ranks of Casino City to pursue his dream of playing poker professionally. It was a risk, but thanks to a new daily routine and a profitable run at the Winter Deep Freeze Poker Challenge at Foxwoods Resort Casino last week, the bold move is paying off so far for the newly expectant father. (Photo courtesy of Foxwoods)
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 | Casino City talks with Scott about her new show, being an ambassador for 888poker and dealing with jerks on the internet.
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The PokerStars-sponsored event will run late March, offering players another opportunity to experience Latin America's poker scene.
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The event, sponsored by PokerStars, recognized the game's brightest stars, breakout players and standout industry contributors.
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In early March, the PokerStars London Series will debut at The Hippodrome Casino London, featuring a £40,000 guarantee.
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 | The company has licensed the responsible gambling program as part of an agreement with the British Columbia Lottery Corporation, and will integrate it across U.S. properties.
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Cookbook author, TV star and chef Fabio Viviani will being farm-fresh ingredients to a restaurant at the recently opened New York casino.
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Video game gambling machines for hit television series "Vikings" and Western film "Hang 'Em High" will appear on the floors of four properties in Atlantic City in the coming months.
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The property's hotel has been recognized every year since 2007, acknowledging the staff's hard work and dedication to providing a high-quality travel experience.
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 | A special report brings you everything you ever wanted to know about booze in space.
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Though the state has received billions from gambling, the costs of slot machine ownership is proving to be more than expected, prompting policymakers to make deals with casinos to transfer ownership of slot machines in exchange for tax breaks. (The Baltimore Sun)
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 | A new 15,000-square-foot venue opens Friday and will host competitive video game tournaments in an attempt to attract the 15- to 34-year-old crowd that is typically uninterested in traditional gambling. (Associated Press)
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 | In memory of rock icon Bill Haley, Bill Haley Jr.'s tribute group will carry on his father's musical legacy on 8 and 9 April at Suncoast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
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The singer and songwriter who specializes in both hard rock and country will visit the New Jersey casino's showroom on 27 May.
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Did You Know?
If Pennsylvania were to legalize online gambling in 2017, the state would see an estimated $426 million in tax revenue through 2022, according to Play Pennsylvania.
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