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Atlantic City Action
on September 22, 2008
Over the years Las Vegas has transformed itself from a gambling only town to more of a total entertainment and diversified attraction center.
This successful business model has been adopted by other...
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Atlantic City Action
on August 10, 2008
Despite my love of oceans and things nautical, I was never a fan of Atlantic City, New Jersey, the State where I was born and lived for most of my life.
When Atlantic City's first casinos opened...
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Atlantic City Action
on July 16, 2008
Slot machines were king in the then new atlantic city casinos when I lived in New Jersey and they still are.
Back then, a slot machine, was a slot machine, and there wasn't much of a difference ...
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Atlantic City Action
, Poker
on July 7, 2008
As time goes by the casinos, in this case Trump Casino in Atlantic City, are automating more and more of the functions previously performed by human beings.
Since moving to Las Vegas I've seen t...
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Atlantic City Action
on July 1, 2008
Like Las Vegas, Atlantic City is upgrading the luxury standards of its hotel accommodations.
Here in Las Vegas the construction of new hotels and casinos continues, unabated, at a dizzying pace, whi...
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Atlantic City Action
on May 9, 2008
America's two biggest casino cities, Las Vegas, and its far smaller sibling, Atlantic City, offer much more than just casino gambling, and the competition between the cities is heating up.
Prize...
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Atlantic City Action
on April 19, 2008
Las Vegas prides itself on its ability to accommodate visitors; and indeed the casinos and hotels here are among the world's best, but a recent study shows that Atlantic City outpaces Las Vegas i...
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Atlantic City Action
on April 12, 2008
Harrah's Atlantic City is taking an active role in trying to revitalize Atlantic City's struggling casino industry.
Harrah's has entered into an extensive agreement with Orbitz.com, whic...
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Atlantic City Action
on April 5, 2008
I guess this is one of the reasons Atlantic City is having its share of revenue problems; gamblers that usually head to Atlantic City are going elsewhere to gamble.
So where are they going and where...
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Atlantic City Action
on March 3, 2008
Things are happening in Atlantic City and not all of it is good.
Atlantic City is America's second largest casino rich city but it too is feeling the effects of the general economic downturn tha...
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Atlantic City Action
on February 5, 2008
Sound impossible? Not if the slot player feels cheated out of $66,000.00.
That's exactly what happened to 77-year-old Angela Domino at Harrah's Atlantic City Casino recently.
The feisty Sou...
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Atlantic City Action
on December 16, 2007
Source:www.hotelchatter.com
Casino licenses are very hard to get and are a coveted prize when obtained; so it behooves the casino operator to play by the rules and stay within the law.
Here in Las ...
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Atlantic City Action
on December 5, 2007
Source:www.destination360.com
The once filed to capacity casino bus trips to Atlantic City are now wanting for passengers.
Is this good or bad for gamblers?
There's only just so much to go aro...
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Atlantic City Action
on November 20, 2007
Something like this could only happen in my home state of New Jersey.
"The Borgata Hotel, Casino, and Spa", in Atlantic City, has been the unwitting host of an illegal gambling operation s...
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, Gambling Videos
on October 24, 2007
The first ever casino implosion in Atlantic City took place on October 18, and what an event it was.
I left my home state of New Jersey 20 years ago, and one of the things I miss is the Atlantic Ocea...
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Atlantic City Action
on October 22, 2007
Source:www.executivepokertour.com
Never let it be said that Donald trump doesn't like to be in the spotlight or do things in a big way.
Atlantic City continues attracting some of the more impre...
