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Gaming News Archives - Page 2961888 signs agreement with WagerWorks16 October 2008
The new deal will allow 888.com to carry the popular games "Monopoly with Pass 'Go' Bonus," "Cluedo," "Wheel of Fortune Hollywood Edition" and "Cleopatra."
What do you think of this blackjack option?16 October 2008
Frank Scoblete answers readers' questions.
Online casino players cast their ballots15 October 2008
JackpotCapital.com dedicates its October giveaways to the US presidential candidates.
Construction safety violation: Builder pays fine in Echelon death15 October 2008
The construction firm sanctioned and fined for safety violations that allegedly killed a carpenter on the Echelon project paid a disputed $11,000 fine.
Convention board OKs funds for trip to London15 October 2008
Las Vegas' biggest booster group will spend $186,500 to show off the destination at a trade show in London next month.
MGM Mirage quits tourism group15 October 2008
Casino giant MGM Mirage resigned from the Nevada Resort Association, saying budgetary cutbacks were the reason for dropping out of the gaming lobby group.
Rosenthal offered link to gangster era15 October 2008
Rosenthal's passing marks the close of yet another chapter in the transformation of Las Vegas from a gambling destination of ill-repute to a global destination.
John L. Smith: Final chapter closes on Lefty15 October 2008
Details of his death were sketchy, but a variety of sources said Frank Rosenthal died of an apparent heart attack.
PPA unveils 2008 Congressional Ratings Guide15 October 2008
The Poker Players Alliance launches a guide that provides ratings for each member of Congress based on their record of supporting poker rights.
Bookies punt on 'blast-out' splurges15 October 2008
International news brief: First day jump in crowd numbers, lends weight to the theory that Australians are more likely to gamble in bad economic times.
FA to investigate claims of fixing15 October 2008
International news brief: Football Association to investigate claims of possible match fixing after suspicious betting patterns were reported in British media.
Tabcorp wants more sparkle at Star City15 October 2008
International news brief: Can a new outdoor poker machine area, sports betting area and a lick of paint really transform Star City from an ugly duckling into a swan?
Vegas down, Macau up in the third quarter, Wynn Resorts says15 October 2008
Wynn Resorts expects to report third quarter operating income that's more than $30 million less than the same period a year ago, the company said.
Originators of law banning casino employees from office in Atlantic City take second look15 October 2008
News brief: The ban in state conflicts-of-interest law effectively blocks about 9,000 casino workers from holding local elective office in Atlantic City.
Atlantic City casinos launch complete smoking ban15 October 2008
News brief: Atlantic City today became the first major casino market in the country to go completely smoke-free.
Venetian bringing 'Real Deal' to poker fans15 October 2008
The Venetian is giving poker aficionados and first-timers a shot at prizes with its live, audience participation show, "The Real Deal!"
Poker tournament championships are all in the family15 October 2008
John G. Brokopp: HPT gives average people who raise families and hold down regular jobs the opportunity to pay affordable buy-ins and play in big-money No Limit Texas Hold’em tournaments.
Towns pairing with casino partners in bid for gaming license14 October 2008
News brief: Illinois' long-running saga to open a casino in the Chicago suburbs will begin to unfold this week.
Beholden to no one, South Point owner shuns cuts14 October 2008
Michael Gaughan is one of the rare executives in Las Vegas who hasn’t laid off rank and file employees during the downturn.
Police still looking for Harrah's robber14 October 2008
Police are again asking for the public's help in identifying and finding a man who robbed Harrah's Las Vegas on Aug. 24.
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