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June 6, 2016
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
June 6, 2016 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | While it's true card counting is not illegal under federal, state or local laws in the U.S., Pilarski explains that casinos can ban players believed to be counters, depending on where they are located.
read more | | Featured StoryBy Gary Trask Eight weeks after the start of the inaugural regular season, the GPL's Summer Series began in Las Vegas on Monday night, with heads-up matches taking place inside a soundproof, one-way visible glass arena called The Cube.
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 | The Las Vegas Strip's largest casino operator will partner with Sydell Group on the $450 million project, with construction completed by the end of 2018.
read more | The Monaco tower at the recently closed Las Vegas Strip casino will fall on June 14 at 2 a.m. A separate implosion of the Monte Carlo Tower will take place later this summer.
read more | Renowned chefs such as Guy Fieri and Cat Cora will bring their cuisine to the resort destination in Connecticut this fall.
read more | The "Summer of Caesars" celebration starts June 17 and continues throughout the year, offering sweepstakes, giveaways, special room packages and more.
read more | After hosting the World Long Drive qualifying event in May, the Oklahoma casino welcomes the globally televised championship for the second consecutive year.
read more | Weekend promotions at the Atlantic City casino include "Men's Hot Shave" and "Take Dad to the Poker Room."
read more | MGM Resorts International acquires the stake for consideration of $900 million, as well as a 50% share of any future property tax settlement benefits received by the Atlantic City resort casino.
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 | Chicago native and Caesars Palace employee C.J. Sand topped the 731-player field and collected $71,157 in the annual Casino Employees Championship.
read more | The Poker Players Alliance applauds the action and will run a series of digital advertisements to remind state lawmakers that regulation can and should happen this year.
read more | Ten players in a Texas Hold'em "Quads-over-Quads" game split almost $569,000 when two fours-of-a-kind were dealt.
read more | Donnie Sitic won a three-way chop in the tournament, which drew 427 players competing for an $81,130 prize pool.
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 | Lawmakers have begun advancing legislation to regulate daily fantasy sports, which would enable thousands of people to resume playing. (Associated Press)
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 | A South Brunswick man fails to enact revenge upon his romantic rival, and as a result an innocent victim suffers $10,000 in damages.
read more | Blending the VERVEhd cabinet with a box office hit, Magic Mike XXL is a high-volatility game with dynamic features and two progressive jackpots.
read more | The event on June 12 at the Florida casino benefits programs that help veterans, needy families and at-risk children in the area. The entry fee is $10 with the top four scorers cashing in.
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 | Competing over several days in high-stakes tournaments this March, participants will have a chance to win more than $10 million.
read more | The Emmy Award winner and long-time radio host performs at the Las Vegas casino on July 15.
read more | The Grammy Award-nominated pop-rock band takes the stage at the Philadelphia casino on Aug. 12.
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Did You Know? The $565 buy-in, Colossus II at the 2016 WSOP attracted 21,613 players, down from last year's record-breaking field of 22,374. The event required 956 dealers and used 4,398 decks of cards and 351,600 poker chips.
Featured Game ZZ Top: Live From Vegas features the band's catchy music and a host of attractive features. To check out the sights and sounds and to find out more about ZZ Top: Live From Texas, watch our video review. > More ZZ Top: Live From Texas DetailsCasino City fans wantedFollow @casinocity on Twitter to keep up with the latest news from the gambling world. > Follow us Top 10 Negreanu facts from the KidPoker documentary - Won his WSOP debut
- His mom packed him lunch
- He lived at Budget Suites
- He went bust in Vegas
- Young Daniel was cocky
- He was young when father died
- Father spoke very little English
- His big brother is his big brother
- His mother had nine miscarriages
- He's a numbers guy
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