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History Playbook

On This Day In Sports History

On November 2, 1976, New Jersey voters approved a statewide referendum to legalize casino gambling in Atlantic City. The landmark decision paved the way for Resorts International to open in 1978, officially establishing Atlantic City as the East Coast's premier gaming capital.

On This Day In Sports History

On November 1, 2006, at 12:00 p.m., the legendary Stardust Resort and Casino officially closed its doors after 48 years of operation on the Las Vegas Strip. Famous for its iconic neon sign and mob-era lore, the property was later imploded to clear the way for modern developments on the North Strip.