Atlantic City Casinos

A widely circulated report is true. Showboat Casino is announcing today that it will become the 2nd Atlantic City Casino this year to close it's doors.

The CEO of Caesar's says Atlantic City has too many casinos, and at least one should close.

Atlantic City casinos posted another month of year-over-year revenue declines in March, but some gaming halls still managed to report impressive numbers.

Atlantic City casinos continue to win less from gamblers.

The Tropicana Casino and Resort plans to carry out a $35 million renovation to its Atlantic City buildings, including a choreographed LED light show on its exterior.

A New Jersey state senator wants regulators to prevent the world's largest casino company from adding to its portfolio in Atlantic City.

Talk about a royal flush!

Three former executives at the shut-down Atlantic Club Casino Hotel have found new jobs with one of the companies that bought and closed the casino.

Atlantic City's casino revenue has fallen below $3 billion for the first time in 22 years, as increasing competition in the northeastern U.S. continues to shrink the market.

The Atlantic Club Casino in Atlantic City, formerly the Golden Nugget, will be closing its doors for good on Jan. 13 after a ruling from a federal bankruptcy judge.

Whether you go to gamble, for dinner, to watch a show, or just to people watch, chances are you've been to casinos in Atlantic City.

New Jersey awarded online gambling permits to the two Trump casinos on Thursday, continuing its march toward Internet gambling.