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New Yorker Wayne Chan sued the Golden Nugget Atlantic City for major losses, claiming the casino had unfair craps games due to altered dice.

Gaming providers in New Jersey earned over $462 million in April, an increase of 9.5% when compared to April 2022.

Several casino-hotel operators in New Jersey are included in a lawsuit for allegedly increasing hotel room rates in an illegal manner.

Antar claims that days after he was released from prison that BetMGM solicited him to wager.

A new standalone online casino app is coming to New Jersey and other states that feature the Caesars Entertainment Brand.

BetMGM, Party Casino, and Borgata Casino now offer the new Buffalo Wild Wings branded slot game in the Garden State.

A new gaming option is coming to New Jersey thanks to Red Tiger and its unique timed progressive jackpot games, offering players more prize values with prizes awarded at certain times.

With New York City planning to offer three fully functioning casinos in the future, Atlantic City may be at risk of losing a portion of its regular revenues.

New standards for the industry may include advertising requirements where sportsbooks and casinos must list the 1-800-GAMBLER hotline on ads and avoid promising risk-free bets or guaranteed wins.

Casino workers are pushing for legislation that will ban smoking from casinos in Atlantic City, creating a safer work environment for dealers, servers, and other individuals.