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Gaming News Archives - Page 321920 great getaways at the Tropicana13 June 2008
Tropicana has released a list of 20 fun-filled getaways that are just a single fill-up away to spend the day
or stay overnight at the Tropicana Casino and Resort in Atlantic City, New
Jersey.
Arizona Lottery Millionaire Raffle winners announced13 June 2008
The two winning $1 million tickets for
the Arizona Lottery Millionaire Raffle were sold in Laveen and Chandler.
Moody's downgrades MTR Gaming13 June 2008
Moody's on Friday downgraded the credit ratings of gaming company MTR Gaming Group Inc., citing heightened competition and liquidity issues.
Pinnacle Entertainment closes exchange offer13 June 2008
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. has closed an exchange offer, whereby it has exchanged $385 million in aggregate principal amount of 7.50% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2015.
Mirage welcomes tiger cubs13 June 2008
The Mirage today welcomed its newest addition to Siegfried & Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat -- six-week-old white, white-striped and golden tiger cubs.
Isle of Capri Davenport closes temporarily13 June 2008
Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. reports that its casino property in Davenport, Iowa temporarily closed due to the Mississippi River flooding.
Around the WSOP: A surging Daniel Negreanu claims bracelet No. 413 June 2008
If you happen to be in Las Vegas, whatever you do, don't get in Daniel Negreanu's way. Simply put, Kid Poker is on a major roll, and we're not just talking about his win in Event #20.
"Steele's Magazine" a must-have; "Poker Wizards" packed with ideas12 June 2008
The long wait for Phil Steele's College Football Preview is over. Also on the shelves is a snappy new poker book by Warwick Dunnett.
Around the WSOP: Mike 'The Mouth' roars to another WSOP bracelet12 June 2008
Facing a final table full of big names, crafty veteran Mike "The Mouth" Matusow came from behind and captured his third-career WSOP bracelet -- and first in six years -- with a victory in the $5,000 No Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball w/ Rebuys event at the 2008 World Series of Poker.
The Reel Life12 June 2008
From jackpot winners to jackpots in play and public service announcements, this week's Reel Life has you covered.
Tournaments we'd like to see at the WSOP12 June 2008
While we applaud Harrah's Entertainment for the organized and entertaining manner the World Series of Poker is run each year, we also think the event could be even more intriguing. Here's five games we would add to the mix if we were WSOP Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack for a day.
$3.5 billion class action lawsuit against OLGC proposed12 June 2008
News Brief: A $3.5-billion proposed class-action lawsuit against the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporatio has been launched on behalf of thousands of addicted gamblers who allege they asked to be barred from Ontario's casinos, but were still allowed in.
7th Street Casino could thwart smoking ban12 June 2008
News Brief: The pint-sized 7th Street Casino in downtown Kansas City, Kansas, could thwart a metrowide effort to ban smoking on casino floors.
Potawatomi Bingo Casino opens with celebrities12 June 2008
News Brief: Potawatomi Bingo Casino invited a few hundred friends for a sneak preview of its glitzy new $240 million expansion and the chance to rub elbows with celebrities
Oneida County joins lawsuit12 June 2008
News Brief: Oneida County legislators have unanimously voted to join a lawsuit against the federal government over a decision to put 13,000 acres of Oneida Indian Nation land into trust.
Lawsuit filed against Rohnert Park casino12 June 2008
News Brief: An East Bay attorney filed a federal lawsuit on Friday seeking to prevent a proposed casino from being built in Rohnert Park.
Water and traffic top concerns about casino12 June 2008
News Brief: Water and traffic where the main concerns of the Yolo County Supervisors in their meeting regarding the Cache Creek Casino's proposed expansion.
Oklahoma tribal casino faces opposition12 June 2008
News Brief: The Shawnee Tribe’s plan to put a $400 million casino and entertainment is raising the ire of some the locals.
Massachusetts governor clarifies statements12 June 2008
News Brief: Governor Patrick says he is not negotiating a compact now, and he has no plans, at the moment, to negotiate a casino compact.
Nevada economy: Gaming revenues tumble again12 June 2008
The slumping national economy has affected the bottom line of Nevada casinos much like what happened in the wake of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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