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Valve Trying to Save Skin, as Gaming Company Begins Blocking Team Fortress Exchanges

Valve is advising its player base to avoid using third-party websites that exchange skins, and while the gaming company has long held that position, the developer is recognizing the growing issue of buying and selling in-game items. In a post published to...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 30, 2017
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L.A.’s Hawaiian Gardens Casino, Still Saddled with Anti-Money Laundering Shadows, Seeks New License

Hawaiian Gardens, the small city on the outskirts of Los Angeles County, is waiting anxiously to hear the fate of the casino that also bears its name. Last October, Hawaiian Gardens Casino was fined $2.8 million for repeated anti-money laundering (AML) violations...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 30, 2017
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Georgia Representative Trey Kelley Behind DFS Regulation Push, Insists Skill Is Involved

Gambling bills are coming thick and fast in Georgia. Two casino bills presented to the legislature in Atlanta this week have been joined by “The Fantasy Contest Act,” which offers the state a second crack of the whip at legalizing daily fantasy...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 29, 2017
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Super Bowl Prop Bets Cover Everything From Lady Gaga to Donald Trump

Super Bowl prop bets have just about every single one of the more than 110 million expected viewers covered. Oddsmakers at both land-based casinos and online sportsbooks have assembled a bounty of lines that give bettors propositions on everything from the actual...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 29, 2017
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Las Vegas Casinos Wooing Potential Japanese Business Partners

Las Vegas casino companies are rolling out the red carpet for potential businesses partners based in Japan. In December, Japan's parliament passed the Integrated Resorts Promotion bill, a piece of legislation that paves the way for the country to welcome full-fledged resort-style...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 28, 2017
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LA’s Porn Industry Sees Las Vegas as a Good Bet, More Productions Moving to Sin City

The West Coast porn industry is going for 21, but not necessarily in the age of its XXX female stars. Nope, it's hoping to hit blackjack by edging into Sin City, riding on Las Vegas' already salacious reputation and more lax, less stringent...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 28, 2017
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Macau Casinos Filled for Chinese New Year, Wynn Posts Strong Earnings

Macau casinos are booked solid for the Chinese New Year, a telling sign that the city's efforts to market towards the more casual gambler and visitor are finally paying off. The most important holiday in the world's most populated country, the Chinese...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 27, 2017
Wynn Plans to Start Building Paradise Park in 2017

Wynn Resorts Hoping to Break Ground on $1.5 Billion “Paradise Park” This Year

Wynn Resorts is wasting no time in building its own version of paradise on earth. Steve Wynn announced he hopes to begin construction of his “Paradise Park” before the end of this year, as he reiterated that his company’s future lies in...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 27, 2017
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Blackjack Bank Robber Pleads Guilty to Robbery

A bank robber with a penchant for blackjack and recreational drugs pleaded guilty to second-degree robbery in a West Virginia courtroom on Wednesday. Kerry Johnson, 52, the owner of a marketing company in Charleston, told authorities after his arrest he had consumed...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 27, 2017
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Brent Musburger Retiring From ESPN to Focus on Vegas Sports Betting Network

Brent Musburger is going off the air at the end of the month. The famed sports broadcaster has been calling games since 1973, but will call it quits on January 31 after he does the play-by-play for the Kentucky Wildcats and Georgia...

Casino.org Staff Writer January 26, 2017