Century Casino & Hotel Edmonton, Canada, Announces First Annual Celebrity Poker Tournament

Century Casinos, Inc. announced today that its Century Casino & Hotel in Edmonton, Canada, will host the 1st Annual Celebrity Poker Tournament in support of the MS Society of Alberta on June 14, 2008.

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