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(May 06, 2008 9:00 AM)

The Full Monti by Monti Rock III | Las Vegas can be a real theater town, but the shows need to be more Vegas oriented, and should be exclusive to this city. Maybe add some pizzazz, some dazzle.

WSOP seeks boost in TV ratings

(May 06, 2008 9:00 AM)

Gaming Insider by Phil Hevener | Televised poker is in trouble; it needs the rejuvenating shot in the arm Harrah’s hopes to administer with the decision to delay the final table action at the World Series of Poker’s main event some four months before playing and airing it

Big Brown seems to be 'for real'...another Secretariat?

(May 06, 2008 9:00 AM)

Burnt Offerings by Stan Bergstein | I had the exacta cold Saturday afternoon in the Kentucky Derby – Big Brown and Eight Belles, $141.60 for every $2, and I still wound up sick at heart.

Regulators to revisit cell phone ban

(April 29, 2008 9:02 AM)

Gaming Insider by Phil Hevener | Nevada casino regulators are preparing for a May 23 Las Vegas workshop when they will look for public input on proposals that could have them lightening up on the rules for the use of cell phones and private gaming salons.

Give downtown an Oscar for dramatic rise

(April 29, 2008 9:00 AM)

The Full Monti by Monti Rock III | Luster is coming back to downtown.

What's a buck worth? Try 320 acres in Michigan

(April 29, 2008 9:00 AM)

Burnt Offerings by Stan Bergstein | This is an odds-oriented town, as impressed with return on investment as the moguls of Wall Street.

If Oprah wants divas, I'm around

(April 22, 2008 9:00 AM)

The Full Monti by Monti Rock III | It was an extraordinary week with all the television and radio broadcasters in town at the Convention Center. I should have been a fly on the wall.

PH top bidder for Atlantic City Trop

(April 22, 2008 9:00 AM)

Gaming Insider by Phil Hevener | Planet Hollywood appears to be the top bidder for the Atlantic City Tropicana with an offer of about a billion dollars, according to sources in a good position to see what’s happening at the troubled resort.

Thomas taking his lumps for now but he will bounce back

(April 22, 2008 9:00 AM)

Burnt Offerings by Stan Bergstein | It isn’t exactly Greek tragedy, and no benefits will be necessary, thank you, but the All-American athletic saga of Isiah Thomas ended – at least in New York – on a sad note last week.

Changes ahead for 'private' gaming

(April 15, 2008 9:00 AM)

Gaming Insider by Phil Hevener | The private salon regulations that had top Las Vegas resort bosses grumbling when the rules were adopted several years ago appear headed for an overhaul that will provide more flexibility.

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