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Gambling tax revenues worry Indiana

25 August 2009
News brief: A panel of lawmakers are trying to find out ways to keep tax dollars flowing from casinos into the state.
 

Sands Bethlehem expands smoking gaming floor

25 August 2009
News brief: Nearly half of the gambling floor at the Pennsylvania resort is smoker friendly after a study showed smokers are wagering more than nonsmokers.
 

National acts heating up Michigan casino

25 August 2009
Chicago, Brad Garrett, Rodney Atkins and Dierks Bentley are scheduled to perform at the Island Resort & Casino in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
 

Station founder Fertitta's services set

25 August 2009
Services for Station Casinos founder Frank Fertitta Jr. will be held Friday and Saturday.
 

New Blackjack Ballroom slot turning heads

25 August 2009
Wealth Spa is a 5-reel, 20 pay-line video slot which is themed on an exclusive spa resort.
 

Casino Rewards has big weekend

25 August 2009
GoldenTigerCasino and CasinoAction saw two jackpots in the span of two hours last weekend.
 

UK: Footballer blew 7K a week on gambling

24 August 2009
International news brief: Soccer star Kevin Kyle yesterday revealed the secret gambling addiction that cost him his £7,000-a-week wages.
 

Seduction by room rate

24 August 2009
Las Vegas’ luxury hotels are using bargains to lure tightfisted tourists. But could the strategy hurt them in the long run?
 

Use of foreign labor by slot makers sparks regulation consideration

24 August 2009
Law passed enabling Nevada Gaming Commission to draft regulations requiring licensing of third parties, including contractors, who have significant roles in building gambling devices.
 

PartyGaming buys major piece of WPT assets

24 August 2009
A subsidiary of PartyGaming will pay the World Poker Tour $12.3 million for its television library, brand names, trade names, certain assumed contracts and tangible personal property.
 

Mesquite: Feeling pain from Vegas, getting down to business

24 August 2009
Hit hard by casino closing, border town looks to sports for economic revival.
 

Deliberate growth amid boom reflects Eureka owner's heritage

24 August 2009
The only Asian casino operator in Nevada, Lee is a self-described “believer in the vision of Mesquite,” but these are tough times for optimists.
 

Station Casinos founder left his mark as philanthropist

24 August 2009
Publicity-shy Fertitta will be remembered for both his vision and his philanthropy as a businessman,
 

CityCenter's Aria to protect blackjack dealers from smoke

24 August 2009
Aria’s blackjack tables to be equipped with an air curtain that shoots straight up from the table, dividing dealer and players, in effort to protect dealers health.
 

California tribes to add slots

24 August 2009
A federal judge in Sacramento has ruled the state's Indian casinos can add 10,549 slot machines.
 

Delaware sports betting debate continues in courts

24 August 2009
News brief: The four major sports leagues and the NCAA are trying to block Delaware from commencing with sports betting Sept. 1.
 

Wynn tip-pooling case reconvening in October

24 August 2009
Wynn dealers believe that a change in the casino's tip policy breaks Nevada labor laws.
 

Station Casinos founder Fertitta dies at 70

24 August 2009
Frank Fertitta Jr. died Friday morning in Los Angeles following heart surgery a few weeks ago earlier.
 

Gambling debate rages on in Massachusetts

24 August 2009
News brief: The state is looking at its most friendly climate to date towards bringing legalized gambling.
 

Nevada prepared for online gambling

24 August 2009
Nevada could benefit financially if a bill to legalize Internet gambling in the United States is approved by Congress.
 


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