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NJ casino expansion backers prep for worst, try to limit damage

Backers of a proposal to add two new casinos to northern New Jersey concede that voters will likely reject it next month, and now want to try to keep the margin of defeat from being too great.

Macau sees Golden Week with nearly 1 million China tourists

Macau’s about-face appeal to families instead of its traditional base of high-stakes gamblers is showing signs of paying off. The number of visitors from China rose 6.9 percent to 970,000 during the National Day holiday from October 1 to 7 known as Golden Week. That’s the most tourists from the country in at least 10 years.

 
Trump Taj Mahal closes after 26 years in Atlantic City

Donald Trump opened the Trump Taj Mahal casino 26 years ago. But his friend and fellow billionaire Carl Icahn closed it Monday morning.

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Elaine Wynn seeks whistleblower protection, report says

Elaine Wynn has asked the Nevada Supreme Court for whistle-blower protection for disclosures she made to Wynn Resorts Ltd.’s audit committee and outside auditor, Bloomberg News reported Friday.

Shuffled up: Once a destination, Taj Mahal poker room folds

The closing of the Trump Taj Mahal casino on Monday will cost thousands of workers their jobs and bring a final end to Donald Trump’s legacy in the seaside resort.

Canada’s Amaya, Britain’s William Hill in talks to merge

Canadian online gambling company Amaya Inc. and British bookmaker William Hill Plc said they were in talks to combine in a merger of equals, confirming a Reuters report about the discussions earlier on Friday

Edward Doumani, early partner with Steve Wynn, dies at 80

Edward Doumani, who partnered with Steve Wynn to acquire the Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas five decades ago and built the Golden Nugget Atlantic City, has died at age 80.

Nevada gaming board refers proposal on money laundering to staff

The state Gaming Control Board will refer a proposal to strengthen money-laundering regulations for Nevada sports books to its staff to determine if it would create additional burdens on its tax and audit divisions.

U.S. judge halts remaining litigation against Caesars

A U.S. judge on Wednesday halted a lawsuit against Caesars Entertainment Corp., saying it could derail last week’s $5 billion agreement that was aimed at extracting the casino company from a costly bankruptcy.

Bingo proves its popularity at downtown’s Plaza

About 800 people wrapped up two days and 64 games of the Plaza’s Super Bingo event Tuesday afternoon. In December, the company is pulling out all the stops, featuring a $150,000 tournament Dec. 11-13 with 126 games.

Murren says $1B Atlanta resort could be economic engine for Georgia

Jim Murren, chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts International, told local business and civic leaders in Atlanta on Monday that Las Vegas-style gambling, including a $1 billion-plus resort in Atlanta, could be an economic engine for the state.

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