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Howard Stutz Gaming Guru - Page 175AGA develops 10 recommendations for regulations5 October 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- The casino industry's leading trade organization has developed 10 recommendations for streamlining the gaming regulatory process without minimizing the integrity of the system.
In a media briefing Tuesday on the opening day of the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, American Gaming Association President Frank Fahrenkopf Jr. ... (read more)
Galaxy Gaming acquires Prime Table Games4 October 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- The Global Gaming Expo is often a game of one-upmanship among gambling equipment suppliers that use the industry's largest annual gathering to roll out new products or make major corporate announcements.
A Las Vegas-based table game company beat the big slot machine makers to the punch. ... (read more)
Shuffle Master turns focus to the Internet3 October 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- The importance of Internet gaming at this year's Global Gaming Expo will quickly be noticed in the exhibition booth for Shuffle Master Inc.
On display will be Shuffle Interactive, the Las Vegas-based company's newest division, which is creating Internet versions of Shuffle Master's ... (read more)
Vegas' Margaritaville casino unveils expansion30 September 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- When the Margaritaville casino expansion at the Flamingo Las Vegas opens, some 15,000 square feet of unused public space will no longer be wasting away. But there's another purpose behind the expansion -- the space finally gives singer-entertainer Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville ... (read more)
Paddy Power seeking Nevada gaming license29 September 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- An Irish gambling company could become the first European online gaming operator licensed in Nevada. Paddy Power, which has Internet gambling websites in Europe and Australia, is seeking approval from Nevada gaming regulators for a license as a manufacturer and operator of mobile gaming devices. ... (read more)
Nevada online poker talks draw little controversy27 September 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Proposed gaming regulations covering the operation of Internet poker in Nevada -- should the federal government legalize the activity -- drew lots of attention Monday, but little in the way of controversy. The Gaming Control Board spent about 75 minutes taking public input into the ... (read more)
California casinos see revenue decline27 September 2011
SACRAMENTO, California -- California's Indian gaming market has been good for slot machine manufacturers. The state's casinos, which operate more than 66,000 slot machines, have oftentimes served as a live case study for the gambling equipment sector. Before the recession hit, manufacturers who were ... (read more)
Caesars Entertainment bidding on Maryland casino27 September 2011
BALTIMORE, Maryland -- An investment group led by Caesars Entertainment Corp. appears to be the frontrunner for a gaming license to operate a slot machine casino in downtown Baltimore. The group submitted its bid with a required $22.5 million initial license fee. Another bidder failed to submit the funds with its license application and is expected to be disqualified. ... (read more)
Massachusetts casinos could lead to more gaming expansion26 September 2011
BOSTON, Massachusetts -- It appears to be a foregone conclusion that Massachusetts is gaming's next big expansion market. The state's governor and legislative leaders are on board with a bill calling for three Las Vegas-style casinos and a slot machine parlor, all located in separate geographic regions of the state, including metropolitan Boston. ... (read more)
Golden Gaming gets approval for sports wagering kiosks26 September 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Nevada gaming regulators decided Thursday to allow taverns owned by Golden Gaming to use high-tech sports wagering kiosks operated by bookmaker Leroy's, but will spend the next 22 months deciding whether the devices violate current gaming law.
During more than two hours of ... (read more)
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