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May 30, 2016
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
May 30, 2016 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | Stickman explains there isn't much you can do when your machine goes ice cold, except play the best game you can the best way you know how and make sure you have the bankroll to handle losing streaks.
read more | | Featured StoryBy Gary Trask As the 2016 World Series of Poker kicks off this week at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas a number of tweaks and adjustments have been announced with the goal of improving the overall experience and attracting new players.
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 | A small social gaming site launched earlier this month by the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma sits at the heart of an ambitious set of expansion plans with a litigious history.
read more | Nevada wants to pool its online poker liquidity with New Jersey. Plus, J. Todd takes a look at an apology from Full Tilt Poker founder Howard Lederer, who would like everyone to put Black Friday behind them.
read more | A prize pool of more than $1 million will be up for grabs at the 2016 event, Aug. 12-16, as four-time World Series of Poker champion Tom Schneider emcees the final table.
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 | Legislation to regulate daily fantasy sports in Illinois was shelved Sunday after the proposal became mired in vote-buying allegations. (Associated Press)
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 | Frustrated Rep. John Payne describes to Casino City the chaotic setting on the Pennsylvania House floor last week that saw two online gaming amendments get rejected, and then quickly reintroduced.
read more | The Atlantic City casino is offering Blackjack Match Progressive games with a starting progressive meter of $50,000.
read more | As the summer travel season kicks off, city officials are frantically emphasizing that visitors won't notice anything different this summer in pursuit of good times in the home of Miss America, salt water taffy and oceanfront casinos. (Associated Press)
read more | Complementing the modern elegance of the $1.3 billion resort, the suite designs at the new gaming venue, set to open later this year, draw inspiration from the forest and water elements native to the Maryland area.
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 | A Texas man has been arrested for tampering with an electric road sign, in a fleeting attempt at being "humorous."
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 | The corporation, along with Madison Square Garden Company, Azoff MSG Entertainment, Live Nation Entertainment and Oak View Group, announced plans for a 400,000 square-foot, 17,500-seat venue.
read more | The Paradise Park development proposal unveiled by Wynn Resorts in April would be anchored by a 38-acre, synthetic lake with a white sand beach, water skiers and fireworks. (Associated Press)
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 | The Machine will perform at The Yard inside the largest Topgolf franchise on June 10 at 9 p.m. General admission tickets start at $27 and are on sale now.
read more | Hillsong Worship, Kari Jobe and more artists will perform at the Las Vegas casino on Friday, Aug. 26.
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Did You Know? Las Vegas was expected to welcome 318,000 visitors over Memorial Day Weekend with a city-wide hotel occupancy of just over 98%, according to projections from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitor Authority Research Center.
Featured Game Based on the popular cartoon series, The Flintstones slot machine combines classic clips and authentic voice acting to create a nostalgic experience. To have a "Yabba Dabba Doo" good time, find out more by watching our video review. > More The Flintstones DetailsCasino City fans wantedFollow @casinocity on Twitter to keep up with the latest news from the gambling world. > Follow us Aaron Todd's top 10 memories from working at Casino City - Rolling Casino City eyes
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- "You Can't Lose" promotion
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