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Gaming News Archives - Page 3080Advice for the husband of a slot-playing wife4 May 2008
Frank Scoblete answers readers' questions.
What are the secrets of Oscar's grind?3 May 2008
Larry Edell: Oscar’s Grind is a very basic system that seems to work well if you adhere to a strict win goal and a loss limit.
Full Tilt Poker to sponsor WSG2 May 2008
The World Series of Golf today announced that Full Tilt Poker will become the title sponsor of the Las Vegas-based sports and entertainment event.
Natchez Isle of Capri without GM2 May 2008
News Brief: Mike Tamburelli was named the new Isle of Capri general manager and vice president on April 18, but has decided not to accept the position.
Woman claims casino construction is tresspassing2 May 2008
News Brief: Revel's construction cranes are trespassing over her home, claims an Atlantic City resident, who wants something done to ensure her safety in the house she has lived in since 1994.
Man tries to clear name2 May 2008
News Brief: Sam DiGiralomo insists that he's not the mysterious gambler known publicly only by the initials 'S.D.' but he says no one believes him.
Michigan tracks sue state2 May 2008
News Brief: Michigan horse racing interests filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the governor and state attorney general, alleging state lotteries and casinos are killing their industry
Rhode Island 24-hour gambling legislation clears hurdle2 May 2008
News Brief: The Rhode Island General Assembly attempted to make the prospect of 24-hour gambling more attractive to the host communities of Lincoln and Newport with amendments that allocate additional revenues from casinos into the coffers of the municipalities.
Arizona casino numbers dip2 May 2008
News Brief: New figures Wednesday from the Arizona Department of Gaming show that the revenue the tribes share with the state from their casinos was about $24.4 million for the first three months of 2008.
Connecticut senate stalls on smoking bill2 May 2008
News Brief: The Connecticut Senate had taken no action by Thursday evening on a bill extending the ban on indoor smoking to Connecticut's two tribal casinos.
Foxwoods engineers reject union2 May 2008
News Brief: A huge majority of Foxwoods Resort workers from the engineering department voted against union representation by the International Union of Operating Engineers.
Michigan locals welcome casino2 May 2008
News Brief: With the exuberance of lottery winners, residents in a swath from downtown Wayland to Dorr Township welcomed news that a court decision likely clears the way for an Indian casino to be built in their backyard.
California woos casino tribes2 May 2008
News Brief: Attorney General Jerry Brown is delivering stump speeches and wooing California's newly moneyed tribes as he hints at another run for the state's top job.
Judge sides with California tribes2 May 2008
News Brief: A San Diego federal judge has ruled that California's attempt to have a local Indian gaming tribe ante up money in exchange for more slot machines amounted to an illegal tax.
Former chief urges change in Canadian laws2 May 2008
News Brief: Former Kahnawake Grand Chief Joe Norton and lawyer Morden Lazarus, who has acted for Kahnawake, urged that legislation 'or a mechanism' be enacted to recognize gambling as a legitimate aboriginal activity under the Canadian constitution.
Viejas Casino gives away Porsche2 May 2008
A San Diego woman’s luck shifted into high gear over the weekend when she won a Porsche Cayman at Viejas Casino.
Tiffany & Co. plan CityCenter store2 May 2008
Tiffany & Co. reports plans for a late-2009 opening of an approximately 10,000-square-foot store in The Crystals at CityCenter, a dazzling vertical city under development in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
Wynn says no to layoffs despite decline2 May 2008
Wynn Resorts Ltd. will not chase short-term financial gains by laying off employees in the face of the slowing economy, casino developer Steve Wynn said Thursday during a conference call to discuss the company's earnings report.
Las Vegas Sands lawsuit: Licensing process described2 May 2008
A Macau government official said mainland Chinese leaders had zero input on the steps the Special Administrative Region undertook to liberalize gaming in 2002, which led to Las Vegas Sands Corp. winning a shared gambling license.
Europe Casino player hits jackpot2 May 2008
Europa Casino player, Sissel A. of Norway, was overjoyed with her recent win of over €289,500 on the progressive jackpot, Queen of Pyramids.
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