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Gaming News Archives - Page 3194Bronson Arroyo cranks up his rock'n roll career in The Cabaret Theatre12 December 2007
Major League Baseball pitcher turned rocker Bronson Arroyo to perform at Mohegan Sun in January.
PokerTime promotion to award $10,000 African Safari prize package12 December 2007
Affiliate that acquires the most new poker players receives an all-expenses paid trip to South Africa to compete in three different poker tournaments as well as participate in a horseback safari and walk with the lions.
Rank slides as it halts final dividend12 December 2007
International News Brief: Shares in the Mecca bingo and Grosvenor casinos group Rank slumped nearly 9% in early trading today.
No sackings as BHA try to ride out Fallon storm12 December 2007
International News Brief: Racing's rulers have responded with defiance to the criticism they have endured since Friday's collapse of the Old Bailey trial involving Kieren Fallon.
CotaiJet service temporarily suspended due to Macao legal proceedings12 December 2007
Macao Intermediate Court temporarily suspends Las Vegas Sands Cotai Strip CotaiJet service due to legal challenge.
Harrah's Entertainment announces 2008 schedule for 39th World Series of Poker12 December 2007
The 2008 World Series of Poker will for the first time ever begin and end with $10,000 buy-in world championship events and feature a total of eight $10,000 championships.
Australia's Crown buys Cannery Casinos12 December 2007
International News Brief: Australia's casino operator Crown Ltd. buys Cannery Casino Resorts for $1.75 billion.
888.com launches responsible gaming Web site12 December 2007
New site is awarded with GameCare’s certification and will offer information about responsible gaming practices, dealing with problem gambling, preventing underage gambling and charity activity.
Boyd gaming taps executives12 December 2007
Boyd Gaming Corp., the owner of 17 casinos in Nevada and six other states, named Josh Hirsberg its senior vice president and chief financial officer.
Company launches search for new CEO11 December 2007
News Brief: Gaming equipment provider Shuffle Master has hired an executive recruitment firm to look for a possible replacement for company Chairman and CEO.
4 workers hurt in Las Vegas Strip construction site mishap11 December 2007
News Brief: Four construction workers fell while working at a Las Vegas Strip high-rise site.
La. Casinos win $202.8 million11 December 2007
News Brief: Despite the addition of two gambling outlets, Louisiana's state-licensed casinos only won a fraction more last month than in November 2006.
Sin City mayor, FBI to team up for mob museum11 December 2007
News Brief: Sin City is moving ahead with plans for a museum dedicated to its mobster past — with the approval and assistance of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Antigua eyes big win against U.S. in gambling case11 December 2007
International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda expects to receive a big damage award from the World Trade Organization in a long-running Internet gambling dispute with the United States.
Teens on the fast track to executive status on the Strip11 December 2007
While most teenagers are happy for a job at McDonald's or the mall, a handful of high school students are being groomed for management jobs at Strip resorts.
Tony Orlando and Mohegan Sun bring holiday cheer to Connecticut Children's Medical Center11 December 2007
Tony Orlando, in association with Mohegan Sun, will visit patients, families and staff at Connecticut Children's Medical Center.
Madigan shows hand with massive gambling expansion proposal10 December 2007
News Brief: Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan proposed a major expansion that would raise $1 billion a year through two new casinos and thousands of slot machines at riverboats and horse tracks.
Tinian casino project on hold because of Saipan gaming bill10 December 2007
International News Brief: A Tinian casino plan has been put on hold because of a legislative move to legalize gaming on Saipan.
Macau casinos losing billions to illegal side betting10 December 2007
International News Brief: Casinos in the world's gambling capital Macau may have lost more than 2.5 billion US dollars a year to illegal side bets in their VIP rooms, a news report said Monday.
Jeff Simpson says businesses that provide poor customer service are ripe for replacement by rivals10 December 2007
If there's one thing that really irks Jeff Simpson as a consumer, it is lousy customer service.
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