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| 8/19/2013 | MO | Tropicana Entertainment acquires Lumiere from Pinnacle (PR Newswire) |
| 9/28/2010 | MO | Ameristar updates study on state's 13th casino license location (Press Release) |
| 6/24/2010 | MO | President Casino closes for good (St. Louis Business Journal) |
| 3/10/2010 | MO | President Casino to surrender license to state gaming commission (St. Louis Globe-Democrat) |
| 3/3/2010 | MO | River City Casino opens tomorrow (Press Release) |
These Missouri card rooms have poker tournaments scheduled today:
- Hollywood Casino, St. Louis (Maryland Heights)
- Ameristar Casino Resort Spa - St. Charles (Saint Charles)
- Harrah's North Kansas City Casino & Hotel (North Kansas City)
- Ameristar Casino-Kansas City (Kansas City)
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Missouri, the Show-Me State, recently repealed a law that prohibited patrons from gambling over $500 within two hours.
Missouri, the Show-Me State, recently repealed a law that prohibited patrons from gambling over $500 within two hours.
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