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Adventures in Scandinavia Part 2: Stockholm10 September 2008
Beautiful Stockholm
Tomas Eliasson, the King of Såja
Stockholm has officially become my favorite city in the world. I'm sorry Tel Aviv, you have just been bumped to number two. Forget marrying a Jew, now I want to marry a Christian! All jokes aside, Stockholm really is the most beautiful city I have ever seen, along with some of the most beautiful people I have ever seen, inside and out...read moreHeard it on the river: Autumn schedule is full of horses, chicken and golf8 September 2008 The only place in the area where parimutuel gaming is allowed is in the WINNING EDGE sports book at SOUTHLAND PARK in West Memphis and now the racing and gaming facility is upgrading and moving the simulcast operation up a flight to the mezzanine...read more2008 Borgata Poker gets off to a record-breaking start8 September 2008 The sixth annual Borgata Poker Open got off to an auspicious start last week when a record 1,192 players turned out for Event #1, a $300 No Limit Hold'em that drew a prize pool of $357,600 and a first-place prize of $77,170.
New Jersey native Daniel Apicella won the event, just a little more than a year after he won $107,360 with a win at the 2007 Borgata Summer Open in the $1,000 No Limit Hold'em event...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Inside gaming: Signs of trouble from slot giant8 September 2008
NEVADA -- Twelve months ago, Wall Street analysts never imagined having concerns about International Game Technology. The Reno-based company, which has a large corporate presence in Las Vegas, controls the lion's share of the worldwide slot machine market.
IGT has been an analysts' darling among manufacturers...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Violations doom bid by Glitter Gulch to add slots8 September 2008 NEVADA -- The Topless Girls of Glitter Gulch strip club probably blew its chance of convincing Nevada gaming regulators it was a suitable location to house slot machines in February.
State gaming agents entered the Fremont Street club undercover twice to investigate the property...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Brandywine clears step to run Herbst Gaming sports books5 September 2008 LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Gaming regulators on Thursday gave sports book operator Brandywine preliminary approval to operate sports and race wagering facilities at six Herbst Gaming properties.
Meanwhile, an attorney for Herbst said the financially troubled casino operator is still negotiating with its lenders and hopes to have a resolution to debt issues by the end of the month.
The deal with Brandywine, which gives the sports book operator control of the race and sports books at Terrible's on East Flamingo Road, the company's three Primm casinos and two casinos in Pahrump, still allows Herbst to share in any revenues.
"It's a great deal for us," Herbst general counsel Sean Higgins said following a brief hearing in front of the Nevada Gaming Control Board...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
High-rise goes high-end with Regis brand5 September 2008 LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Las Vegas Sands Corp. will attach the high-end St. Regis brand to its $600 million condominium project on the Strip, solidifying a growing relationship between the casino operator and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide.
In a joint statement, the companies announced the development would be called The St...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
International Game Technology exec exits; analyst imagines shake-ups4 September 2008 RENO, Nevada -- The No. 2 executive at International Game Technology resigned Wednesday, leaving one Wall Street analyst speculating that more shake-ups are pending at the slot machine manufacturing giant.
Reno-based IGT announced the resignation of Chief Operating Officer Steve Morro in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
After slight Gustav hit, casinos ready to reopen3 September 2008 LOUISIANA -- Unlike hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Hurricane Gustav caused more disruption than destruction to the Gulf Coast casino industry.
The storm made landfall on Labor Day and brought about minimal damage to casinos in New Orleans, Lake Charles, La., and the Mississippi gaming communities of Bay St...read moreAdventures in Scandinavia Part 1: Helsinki3 September 2008
Pointy shoes and tight pants
Affiliate Lounge Tomas, lunch date and great friend
I am back from the land of blonde hair, blue eyes, IKEA, reindeer, herring, pointy shoes and tight pants. Wow, I miss that land. My twelve day vacation included two of the world's most amazing cities, Helsinki and Stockholm, and even more importantly, some of the most amazing (and better looking) friends I have ever made in my life...read more |
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