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The casino will host a series of cash drawings, giveaways and food specials in the months leading up to its 18 June birthday.

Over the last couple of months, land has been sold, casinos have been opened, and one has met an unfortunate end -- for now.

Blake Katsnelson and Justin Sullivan will serve in the roles at three gaming and hotel properties in the Phoenix valley area in Arizona.

The all-day fighting game competition on 21 October will feature "Super Smash Bros. 4" and "Super Smash Bros. Melee" matches, with a prize pool of $5,000.

John Warren, Chairman of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, and David Z. Bean, Councilmember of the Puyallup Tribes, received the prestigious award at the 2017 NIGA Mid-Year Conference and Expo.

The National Indian Gaming Association's event will include workshops, sessions and tribal leadership meetings at the Renaissance Downtown in Phoenix, Arizona.

Guests can earn enhanced rewards, casino comps at over 30 locations and take advantage of improved account managements systems with the casino's THE Card.

Dominic Orozco, with over 17 years of experience, will oversee marketing operations at all three Gila River properties.

The company, operator of three casino properties in Arizona, introduced Kenneth Manuel yesterday as the new CEO.

Last month saw the 24th anniversary of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protecting Act -- not exactly a cause for celebration. Casino City lists the top ten reasons to overturn the ban, as suggested by the American Gaming Association.

Michael Olujic brings 15 years of management experience and more than a decade of gaming and tribal financial experience to the position.

Feldman boasts a varied background in gaming that encompasses fifteen years of experience in marketing, accounting and financial analysis.

Enjoy tribute bands such as the all-female troupe Iron Maidens throughout the month of July.

The multi-day tournament begins Aug. 12 and will end in a showdown between the remaining 10 competitors.

True-to-life tribute bands Rock and Roll Over, Mirage and Kenny Cetera's Chicago Experience will take the stage in August.

A prize pool of more than $1 million dollars will be up for grabs and spectators will be able to catch four-time World Series of Poker champion Tom Schneider emceeing the final table.

The October 9 show by the rock 'n roll Hall of Fame trio headlines a long line-up of big-name acts coming up to the Arizona casino, including Foreigner, Tracy Morgan and 3 Doors Down.

Ivan R. was one of five randomly selected Player Reward Club (PRC) members who got the chance to reach into a drawing drum to choose a capsule. The capsule he chose contained the grand prize of $15,000.

Veterans will be able to take advantage of dining specials on May 21 and May 30.

Fans of musical theater and the smash hit "The Phantom of the Opera" can experience the show on Aug. 12 and 13.