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Wynn tip policy said to violate state law

Steve Wynn’s 5-year-old tip-pooling program, which forces card dealers to share gratuities with their supervisors, violates Nevada law, a state District Court judge has ruled.

House panel sets hearing on online gambling

A House panel plans to dig further next week into the issues surrounding Internet gambling and efforts to legalize online poker.

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Nevada gaming revenues decline almost 6 percent in September

Casinos statewide saw their September take from customers decline almost 6 percent to $863.9 million, the second straight monthly revenue drop. On the Strip, casinos saw gaming revenues fall almost 5.7 percent to $490.9 million in September. The revenue declines in September and August followed three straight months of gaming revenue increases.

ESPN’s nearly real-time coverage offers new view of WSOP

The decision to televise — in nearly real time — every hand played at the final table of the World Series of Poker’s Main Event changes the way the viewing audience will follow the action. The move also ups the stakes for the nine players who seek the $8.71 million payday that goes with the gold championship bracelet.

El Cortez mixes retro with modern in marking 70th year

Las Vegas’ oldest continuously operating casino is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. Mobster Bugsy Siegel owned it for a year before handing it back to original owner J.K. Houssels in 1946 to build the Flamingo.

Sandoval to revive Gaming Policy Committee

With technology changing and moving at an “accelerating” pace, Gov. Brian Sandoval said Friday he would reconstitute the long-dormant Gaming Policy Committee to advise state casino leaders and lawmakers on a variety of issues, including Internet poker.

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