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Gaming News Archives - Page 3206Table deals out human factor25 November 2007
Televised tournaments and pop culture references have made poker a player favorite, but the games, in which players bet against one another, don't make much money for the house.
Looking in on: Gaming25 November 2007
Handheld gambling devices were the big buzz at last year's Global Gaming Expo trade show but are still undergoing testing in the Gaming Control Board's slot lab.
Placing the nine25 November 2007
Frank Scoblete answers readers' questions.
Progressive video poker changes24 November 2007
Slot Expert John Robison answers your slot and video poker questions.
Casino exec: Taiwan casinos could generate billions23 November 2007
International News Brief: Casinos in Taiwan may generate $3 billion in total annual revenue should the island legislate to legalize the industry, according to Las Vegas-based industry magnate Larry J. Woolf.
Tasmanian gaming report released23 November 2007
International News Brief: The Tasmanian Gaming Commission's annual report has been released in State Parliament.
Vernon Downs investors want shares23 November 2007
News Brief: Former investors in Vernon Downs are getting impatient with delays in receiving their shares of the company that now runs the track.
Ontario racino finds funding23 November 2007
News Brief: A big horse-racing and slot-machine development in Belleville, Ontario, is on track after Baymount Inc. lined up financing for construction of the new Quinte Exhibition and Raceway.
Treasure Bay offers fine dining23 November 2007
News Brief: In time for the holidays, Treasure Bay Casino Resort presents its new CQ fine-dining restaurant and Blu Lounge.
Indiana casinos welcome holiday crowds23 November 2007
News Brief: While most Hoosiers spend the holiday at home with family and friends, Thanksgiving weekend happens to be one of the busiest times of the year for Indiana's casinos.
Shawnee Tribe faces hurdles23 November 2007
News Brief: The Shawnee Tribe faces legal obstacles in its aim to develop land along Interstate 35 as a hotel-casino attraction and tribal headquarters.
Former official hopes to derail Rohnert Park proposal23 November 2007
News Brief: Sonoma County voters would weigh in on a proposed casino near Rohnert Park under a proposal by a former Petaluma city councilman who hopes a vote against it could derail the tribal gambling hall.
Official clears way for California casino votes23 November 2007
News Brief: California's chief election official has cleared the way for voters to decide on several casino expansions, though two of the four Indian tribes involved plan to renew legal efforts to keep the referenda off the Feb. 5 ballot.
Harrah's accused of neglecting inner city Las Vegas23 November 2007
Harrah's Entertainment, which is about to be taken private in a $17.1 billion buyout, has broken promises to the local black community and is not doing enough economically for the struggling inner city, a group of activists from west Las Vegas told gaming regulators Wednesday.
The strip: That old 'Pack' magic23 November 2007
Unlike its Rat Pack-era contemporaries, the Sahara has been spared a date with a demolition team.
Who will be the next Collingwood captain?23 November 2007
Sportsbet has recently launched a betting market on the announcement many people have been waiting for. Who will be the new Collingwood FC captain?
Poker Pro Europe expands23 November 2007
Poker Pro Europe magazine is expanding its presence in the UK in a big way.
Online Poker Pro Scandinavia on top23 November 2007
Online Poker Pro Scandinavia, a new magazine devoted exclusively to Internet poker, is now the largest poker publication in Scandinavia.
Improving your Texas Hold'em hand beyond the flop23 November 2007
Fred Renzey: Once the flop comes down, you usually have a whole new set of problems.
Manchester may challenge government decision22 November 2007
International News Brief: Manchester City Council may challenge the government if plans to build a super-casino in the city are scrapped.
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