Casino

The new casino in Schenectady is bringing in all kinds of perks for the people of the Capital Region.

My parents don't need to give me a forwarding address because I know where to find them, their favorite place to go just got bigger and better.

This man could not leave his machine while gambling at a slot machine arcade, so he poops in the corner then goes back to playing the slot machine, he may not of had any toilet paper, but he did have a hot hand.

Rensselaer's proposed casino has gained a new, well-known partner.

It's been a hot topic for many communities in the Capital Region since voters approved in November the building of additional casinos in the state. East Greenbush has been involved in a hot and heavy debate over a proposed location for one casino within it's town limits. On Thursday (6/12), the Town Council unanimously voted to support a plan to build the casino but many residents still aren't too

Since last week's announcement of the partners for the possible casino location in East Greenbush, there have been residents that don't completely agree with the idea. Last night both sides got to make their voices heard.

Last week the two partners were announced for the proposed casino in East Greenbush, but the residents there aren't too happy with the idea of a Vegas-style casino in their town.

Saratoga Casino and Raceway have announced a new partner in their venture to bring a new casino to East Greenbush.

So there's this Batman vs. Superman movie that's coming out in 2016, and Ben Affleck is playing Batman. When I first heard this news I was skeptical as change is frightening and fear is the mind-killer. On Wednesday, Ben was barred from playing at the Hard Rock Casino "due to moving his money with the count", which is apparently a fancy way of saying card counting, as is perfect basic, t

Casino gambling is coming to upstate New York.  Such was decided last year when a ballot issue legalizing the Vegas-style operations passed a state-wide vote. At this point, it's just a matter of where and when.

Capital Gaming LLC, the people behind "Project E23" announced today they are proud to have the support from Sheriff Craig Apple. "Project E23" is the name of the proposal to bring a casino to Albany.

Since the passing by New York voters last year to add more Vegas-style casinos in the state, many towns and cities around the Capital Region has placed their name in the hat for a location. Thus far we have seen Saratoga Springs consider but turn down the option to build another casino. While Amsterdam says they have 500 acres of land just waiting to build one. Well, add one more to list. Read Mor