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Howard Stutz Gaming Guru - Page 219Inventor gives roulette a new spin5 April 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Summerlin resident Edward Launzel hopes to become the gaming industry's next John Breeding.
First, he needs to pique the interest of a casino or a gaming vendor in Jackpot Bonus Roulette, a game invented by the 77-year-old retired New York trade-show ... (read more)
Quebec could be next emerging slot market5 April 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- A single province in Canada may provide a more lucrative slot machine replacement market this year than any American jurisdiction.
Quebec will begin replacing its 12,000 video lottery terminals in an effort that could span two years.
Janney Montgomery Scott ... (read more)
Mississippi turns to casinos to fund gaming regulators29 March 2010
JACKSON, Mississippi -- Mississippi's gaming regulatory structure will be self-funded through fees paid by the gaming industry it oversees.
The Mississippi Gaming Commission has filed a proposed fee structure with Secretary of State for a 30-day review.
The gaming industry will pay to ... (read more)
Station players' points still safe29 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- These days, Louis Frederick and his fellow slot machine players at Santa Fe Station discuss one subject more frequently than how they plan to spend their Station Casinos players club points.
They openly wonder if they will even have those points at all.
Station Casinos has been operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection since July. ... (read more)
AGA says Internet gambling can be regulated26 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- The gaming industry's Washington, D.C.-based lobbying group has shifted course on its view of legalized Internet gambling and now believes the technology exists to allow the activity to be regulated at the state or federal level.
In a new policy statement, the American ... (read more)
Possible Station suitors guarded with thoughts26 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Casino companies expected to bid for a large chunk of Station Casinos in a bankruptcy court supervised sale were guarded with their thoughts Thursday as they attempted to learn more about the proposed reorganization plan that could result in the breakup of the locals casino giant.
... (read more)
Sternlicht may be trying to buy Riviera again26 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- An investment firm controlled by former Starwood Hotel founder Barry Sternlicht may be bidding to acquire the Riviera and its related casino in Colorado by forcing the property's holding company into bankruptcy.
Starwood Capital Group LLC has reportedly bought control of ... (read more)
McCarran numbers drop 6.2 percent in February23 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Passenger counts at McCarran International Airport fell 6.2 percent in February as the full impact of cutbacks by US Airways were felt.
The Clark County Department of Aviation said Monday 2,848,833 passengers came through the airport in February, down from 3,036,715 ... (read more)
Wynns adjust living arrangements at Wynn Las Vegas22 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Here's an "Only in Las Vegas" story.
Following the finalization of their divorce in January, the living arrangements for Steve Wynn and Elaine Wynn at the Wynn Las Vegas resort were adjusted.
Wynn Resorts Ltd., where Steve Wynn is chairman and Elaine Wynn continues ... (read more)
WSOP Tournament of Champions getting big response22 March 2010
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Allowing fans to select 20 of the 27 participants to take part in the World Series of Poker's Tournament of Champions initially drew a mixed response.
Message-board junkies trashed the idea as a made-for-television sell-out by the World Series of Poker.
After 40,000 ... (read more)
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