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Gaming News Archives - Page 3174Entertasia signs partnership agreenment with 888.com16 January 2008
Entertasia signs a partnership agreement with 888 to develop a live casino service across Asia.
Challenge to German gambling ban16 January 2008
International News Brief: Europe's betting industry has made a formal complaint to the EU against a German ban on online gambling.
Argentinian in betting probe accuses ATP of scare tactics16 January 2008
International News Brief: One of the players at the centre of the ATP Tour's inquiry into match-fixing has accused the governing body of men's tennis of 'political terrorism' and using scare tactics to get players to cooperate.
Antigua and Barbuda fail to make U.K. white list16 January 2008
U.K. Gambling Commission offers no explanation after rejecting applications from the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawake in Canada and Antigua and Barbuda.
Visitor tally flat for Las Vegas16 January 2008
Neither Floyd Mayweather nor the Rolling Stones were around to draw tourists to Las Vegas in November, and it showed in the monthly visitation tally.
Jeff Haney previews the National Heads-Up Poker Championship and its satellite lead-in16 January 2008
Nearly all of the 64 slots in the fourth National Heads-Up Poker Championship at Caesars Palace will be filled by big-name poker pros, with a smattering of celebrity types rounding out the field.
Unemployment by the numbers16 January 2008
Gaming stocks are plummeting and Wall Street is frenzied with fears that people are spending much less of their hard-earned cash in casinos.
Absolute Poker whacked with $500,000 fine16 January 2008
The popular online poker site receives its punishment from the Kahnawake Gaming Commission following the 'superuser' account cheating scandal that erupted last October.
NIGC, tribes agree on oversight16 January 2008
The National Indian Gaming Commission has been exploring ways to restore NIGC’s oversight role in Class III Indian gaming removed by the decision in Colorado River Indian Tribes v. NIGC.
Mohegan donation celebrated16 January 2008
News Brief: City and Mohegan Tribal Council members held a celebratory press conference this afternoon to mark the tribe's first installment to the $1 million Sachem Fund.
Odds stacked against Israeli caisno16 January 2008
International News Brief: Knesset Interior Committee Chairman Ophir Paz-Pines warned Tourism Ministry officials on Tuesday - there won't be a legal casino in Israel anytime soon.
House against Melco PBL16 January 2008
International News Brief: James Packer's Macau casino development venture, Melco PBL, continues to lose favour with investors, having lost 50 per cent of its value in the past three months.
California Millionaire game debuts16 January 2008
Adding drawn-out drama to instant gratification, the California Lottery has issued tickets for the new Scratchers game, California Millionaire.
Illinois ID checks nab criminals16 January 2008
News Brief: More than 300 Illinois casino patrons were arrested in 2007 as a result of criminal warrant checks and four additional people were arrested for being unregistered sex offenders, state officials revealed Tuesday.
Boomtown Casino buffet reopens with new look16 January 2008
New Brief: Boomtown Casino reopens Saturday with a Wild West look and a new spirit.
Tropicana suitors line-up16 January 2008
News Brief: The bidding for Atlantic City's Tropicana Casino and Resort has officially began and published reports suggest that some two dozen potential bidders are in the mix.
Mulvane casino won't be endorsed16 January 2008
News Brief: The Sumner County Commission won't take any further action regarding casino endorsements,including the Mulvane casino application.
Kansas governor bets on gambling revenue16 January 2008
News Brief: Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius is betting $81 million that the Kansas courts ultimately will approve the casino gambling law enacted by the Legislature last year.
Massachusetts gaming lobbyists fees rise16 January 2008
News Brief: Fees reported by lobbyists representing Massachusetts gambling interests skyrocketed to $1.2 million in 2007, a flood of money that is expected to continue rising in 2008 as the Beacon Hill debate continues to heat up.
Shuffle Master updates filing date16 January 2008
Shuffle Master, Inc. announced today that it expects to file its Annual Report on Form 10-K by Friday, January 18, 2008.
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