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Gaming News Archives - Page 3145Jukebox Heroes at Trump Marina20 February 2008
The Mahoney Brothers will bring "Jukebox Heroes Live" back to The Shell at Trump Marina on Thursday, May 22 through Sunday, May 25, 2008.
Nevada Gold & Casino reports ruling20 February 2008
Nevada Gold & Casinos, Inc. reports that the Court of Appeal of the State of California affirmed the previous ruling of the Superior Court of the State of California regarding the suit by Rinaldo Corporation against the Company.
Casino de Montreal hosts poker tournament20 February 2008
Casino de Montreal hosted the world’s largest multi-table poker tournament ever run on automated poker tables.
Disputed Empress slot jackpot has a happy ending20 February 2008
John G. Brokopp: It started out as another pleasant getaway for Dawn and her husband at the Empress Casino in Joliet the weekend before the New Year.
Playing It Smart: Can gambling losses be considered business expenses or entertainment costs?19 February 2008
Krigman discusses the requirements for filing your gambling losses as a tax deduction and explains how the government decides whether or not it's permissible.
Casino Data Imaging reports new licenses19 February 2008
Casino Data Imaging reports that Four Winds Casino and Lumière Place have licensed CDI’s CasinoCAD© v4 business intelligence program.
Tinian pins hopes on casinos19 February 2008
International News Brief: Tinian is pinning its hopes on the establishment of more casinos and hotels to jumpstart its sluggish tourism industry.
Missouri loss limit debate renewed19 February 2008
News Brief: Missouri lawmakers on Monday renewed the debate over casino loss limits, a subject that generated lots of action but no payoff in the legislature last year.
Indiana considers legalizing pull-tabs19 February 2008
News Brief: Indiana House Bill 1153 would permit bars to sell paper pull-tabs and conduct small-stakes gambling
Judge: Tropicana corrupted union vote19 February 2008
News Brief: An election to unionize security workers at Tropicana Casino and Resort is getting a second chance, after a judge found that casino supervisors used 'objectionable conduct' in their attempt to sway voters.
Regulators revisits cell phone ban19 February 2008
Nevada regulators are now taking another look at a law banning cell phones and other electronic devices inside sports books.
Gaming giants come together in project19 February 2008
News Brief: When the new MGM Grand at Foxwoods opens this coming May, it will signal a major sea change for both the Connecticut casino resort and the renowned gaming company.
Coalition not ready to oppose casino plans19 February 2008
News Brief: The 18-town coalition studying casino impacts is still not prepared to object to the billion-dollar Mashpee Wampanoag project in Middleboro, Massachusetts.
New York casino plan finds support19 February 2008
News Brief: State Senator William Larkin, who chairs the Senate Gaming and Racing Committee, says the new plans to redevelop the former Concord Hotel are a good idea.
Soaring Eagle union vote withdrawn19 February 2008
News Brief: The union attempting to organize security guards at the Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort withdrew its petitions before the vote was to take place.
Michigan congress split over casino decision19 February 2008
News Brief: Legislation designating sites in Port Huron and Romulus for Indian casinos has split opinions within the Michigan congressional delegation.
Unibet lists on Nordic stock exchange19 February 2008
Unibet Group plc makes public the prospectus for its outstanding EUR 100 million bond, issued on 21 December, 2007.
Conventions find focus off the Strip19 February 2008
With conventions attracting about 6.2 million people to Las Vegas in 2007, there is opportunity to increase the off-Strip niche's share of the pie, said Chuck Schwartz, chairman of Convexx, a convention production company in Las Vegas.
Mohegan Sun welcomes Regis Philbin19 February 2008
In celebration of 'the hardest working man in show business' arriving in Uncasville, Connecticut, Mohegan Sun threw Regis Philbin a much deserved welcoming party.
Agua Caliente creates own band19 February 2008
In a Coachella Valley first, Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage has created its very own house band to play at its eclectic live music venue “The Lounge.”
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