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Featured Articles Archive - Page 706
Rebecca's Recommendations - March 9, 20069 March 2006 Welcome back everyone, I have missed you. Seriously! Ok, so next week I'll try and pass some March Madness recommendations your way, and this week I have two March promotions to reveal along with a few favors to ask of you. Lets start with my "absolute" favorite (no pun intended, ha ha) March promotion in the online gaming world...read morePartyPoker.com and Lavalife Offer Freeroll Poker Tournament9 March 2006 PartyPoker.com and Lavalife are teaming up to offer a free 11-week long No Limit Texas Hold'Em tournament series that offers single poker players a chance to meet new people while playing cards online.
Players interested in participating must be members of both Lavalife, which provides both land-based and online dating services, and PartyPoker.com, a leading online poker casino...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Nevada Panel Approves Red Rock License9 March 2006
LAS VEGAS -- Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman Dennis Neilander offered a prediction Wednesday at the conclusion of the regulatory panel's 90-minute licensing hearing into Station Casino's $925 million Red Rock Resort.
After the board unanimously recommended the company be granted approval to operate the planned 850-room hotel-casino in Summerlin, showering praise upon the Station Casinos management team for the company's Southern Nevada growth and finances, Neilander peered into the future.
"By 2008 (Red Rock Resort) will be the flagship property for this company," the state's chief gaming regulator said.
The resort is set to open April 18 with 3,000 slot machines and 62 gaming tables on 87,000 square feet of casino space...read morePokerroom.com Tournament Cruise Provides Fun in the Sun9 March 2006 NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Ten Internet poker players entered the massive "Majesty of the Seas" Royal Caribbean cruise ship on March 3rd as amateurs – one finished the weekend as a professional.
Jim Davenport, a 25-year Newport Beach, Calif. native, defeated nine opponents to become PokerRoom.com's inaugural "Become a Poker Pro" tournament champion...read moreKyl/Goodlatte Speculation Reaches Frenzy8 March 2006 It is anticipated that within the week Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., may attempt to attach an online gambling prohibition bill to a larger bill aimed at lobbying reform. It seems likely that Sen. Kyl's legislation will be nearly identical to the prohibition bill introduced by Rep...read moreDavenport Claims Inaugural PokerRoom.com "Become a Poker Pro" Tournament8 March 2006 NASSAU, Bahamas - After trailing Bill Pero for nearly the entire tournament, Jim Davenport dominated the final hour of PokerRoom.com's "Become a Poker Pro" tournament en route to the inaugural PokerRoom.com title on Sunday afternoon.
The tournament was held aboard Royal Caribbean's Majesty of the Seas cruise ship on Sunday as part of an entire weekend dedicated to some of PokerRoom.com's top online players.
A resident of Newport Beach, Calif., Davenport called Pero's all-in bet with A-Q after the flop came A-J-7 to win the tournament's final hand...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Red Rock Resort Readies to Rock7 March 2006
NEVADA -- When they sat down to design Red Rock Resort a few years ago, Frank Fertitta III and his brother, Lorenzo, harkened back to their days growing up in Las Vegas, when a big night out was at the Desert Inn or the Sands.
The once-popular but long-since imploded Strip casinos possessed what the brothers considered a resort atmosphere mixed with contemporary elegance.
Now, the Fertitta brothers hope Red Rock Resort has captured the class of the long-past casinos and added a dash of the future for the 21st century crowd...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Wall Street Applauds Wynn's Macau Deal7 March 2006
NEW YORK -- Wall Street gave Wynn Resorts Ltd. its stamp of approval Monday following a weekend announcement that the Las Vegas-based company had sold a subconcession to operate casinos in Macau to a rival gaming developer for $900 million.
Shares of Wynn Resorts, traded on the Nasdaq National Market, soared during Monday's session, closing at $72.24, up $7.83, or 12.16 percent.
Wynn Resorts announced its deal Sunday, and in the first day of trading since the news almost 6 million shares were bought and sold, six times the normal daily volume.
By the middle of the trading day, the value of Wynn Resorts shares had climbed 16 percent before retreating...read moreDCMS Reinforces UK Gambling Advertising Restrictions6 March 2006 The U.K. Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) in conjunction with the Gambling Commission on Friday distributed a document outlining the government's stance on remote gaming advertisements under the Gaming Act of 1968. The two bodies have been concerned that many advertisements for remote gaming sites that are currently issued in Great Britain are illegal under the 1968 Act, and so today after months of review the two bodies have issued a joint guidance paper defining exactly what they believe constitutes an illegal advertisement...read moreSix Nations Band Considers I-Gaming Referendum3 March 2006 The Six Nations band of Native American tribes may soon ask its members to vote on whether online gambling facilities should be allowed to exist on their reservation outside Toronto. After three years of debate among the band's leaders over the prospect of hosting online gambling Web sites, all members of the elected band council now agree that its people must decide the proper course of action.
"The only way we can do it is by having a referendum," said Six Nations' elected chief, David General to newspaper The Hamilton Spectator...read more |
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