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Yinan Zhou WSOP victory Bahamas

24-Year-Old Yinan Zhou Bluffs Poker’s Toughest Opponent to Win WSOP Super Main Event for $6M

In a stunning upset at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise Super Main Event, 24-year-old Yinan Zhou from China has claimed victory, taking home a $6,000,000 prize and his first-ever WSOP bracelet. The young poker prodigy not only triumphed over nearly 2,000 players but also bluffed some of the game’s toughest opponents, including his…

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Norfolk construction casino development

Virginia: Work Expected to Begin on Norfolk Casino in January

The long-awaited Norfolk casino project is finally moving forward. After an October groundbreaking ceremony, progress has been slow, but construction is now set to begin next month. Tuesday marked a significant milestone as a new casino officially opened in Danville, signaling the momentum for other Virginia gaming projects. As that project takes off, Norfolk’s plans to…

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Foxwoods Resort Casino November revenue

Foxwoods Resorts Casino Generates $30.7M in Slot Revenue for November 2024

Foxwoods Resort Casino has recorded impressive slot revenue for November 2024, with the facility bringing in $30.7 million in earnings. This robust performance translates into a direct payment of $7.6 million to the State of Connecticut, continuing a long-standing agreement between the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the state. Foxwoods’ slot revenue contributions have been a…

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Mikmaw communities casino acquisition Alberta

Maritime Canada First Nations Launch Gaming Venture with Purchase of Four Alberta Casinos

Five Mi'kmaw communities in Nova Scotia have made a significant move into the gaming industry with their recent acquisition of four casinos in Alberta. The communities—Millbrook, Paqtnkek, We'koqoma'q, Glooscap, and Annapolis Valley—have purchased Pure Canadian Gaming, a company that operates casinos in Edmonton, Calgary, and Lethbridge. This newly formed partnership, called Indigenous Gaming Partners (IGP),…

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Scott Sibella at Nevada Gaming Commission hearing

Scott Sibella Defends Himself as Nevada Gaming Commission Revokes License

Scott Sibella, once a prominent Las Vegas casino executive, recently appeared before the Nevada Gaming Commission to defend himself against allegations that led to the revocation of his gaming license. The charges stemmed from his role in failing to report illegal bookmaker Wayne Nix, who operated a sportsbook without the proper licensing. Sibella’s defense blamed…

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