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Gaming News Archives - Page 3415Cosmopolitan gets on the beam10 April 2007
After a year of digging down, construction on the Cosmopolitan began its ascent skyward Monday with the placement of its first 50-foot high steel beam.
Stray coins add up to big jingle10 April 2007
Workers foundd 675 pounds of loose change worth nearly $10,000 at closed Nevada Landing casino.
Checking the books brings intrigue for casino auditor10 April 2007
Armed with an accounting degree, Gregg Gale found intrigue and glamour when he joined the Gaming Control Board as an auditor in 1979.
Trump pitch goes prime time10 April 2007
Second tower of Trump International started taking reservations the day after its was highlighted on an episode of 'The Apprentice'.
INSIDE GAMING: Report reveals grim news for Binion's10 April 2007
Binion's showing a negative cash flow of more than $3 million was bad enough. But the news got worse for the Fremont Street hotel.
Ashless, ashless, they all fall down?10 April 2007
Gaming companies would rather not discuss the prospect of Nevada casinos being forced to go nonsmoking in the near future.
Hooking up Las Vegas10 April 2007
Cheetah Wireless Technologies is making sure that Las Vegas tourists maintain some connection to the outside world, at least as much of it as they can download by laptop computer.
Stockholders like Harrah's buyout10 April 2007
Harrah's Entertainment stockholders last Thursday approved the leveraged buyout of the sprawling gaming giant by a joint-venture partnership between two private equity firms.
California casino plans stalled10 April 2007
News Brief: A major goof has temporarily stalled the approval process for one Richmond-area casino, while signs of movement have been detected for the second.
Philadelphia Park hit with fine10 April 2007
ews Brief: The PhiladelphiaPark casino got hit with almost $30,000 in penalties to close the book on a Jan. 22 incident in which a slots player was initially denied a $102,000 jackpot.
Kansas governor on casino bill tour10 April 2007
News Brief: Governor Kathleen Sebelius will travel across Kansas on Wednesday in ceremonial bill signings of the new casino gambling legislation.
Wynn enters race for NY racing franchise10 April 2007
News Brief: Casino mogul Steve Wynn is joining forces with Excelsior Racing Associates in an attempt to win New York's racing franchise.
UAW fights to represent AC workers10 April 2007
News Brief: The United Auto Workers’ regional unit based in Cheektowaga, New York, is in a fight to represent casino workers in Atlantic City.
GTECH chosen by Massachusetts Lottery10 April 2007
GTECH Corporation has been
chosen to provide the Massachusetts Lottery with up to 3,050 Instant Ticket Vending Machines over a three-year period.
PGCB accepts applications10 April 2007
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will accept applications for the two Category 3 slot machine licenses at resort hotels beginning April 20, 2007.
MDI Entertainment releases MLB games10 April 2007
Lotteries are celebrating
their own version of Opening Day as 12 state lotteries introduce MLB themed
instant lottery games.
NLOP launches new Vegas or Bust series10 April 2007
The National
League of Poker reports that the new Vegas or Bust
Series had begun on its free online poker portal.
Mega Millions ticket wins $105 million10 April 2007
Mega Millions players are
checking their tickets after Friday's drawing, because somewhere there is a
ticket worth an estimated $105 million.
PGCB challenges Philadelphia ordinance10 April 2007
The Pennsylvania
Gaming Control Board is challenging an ordinance passed by Philadelphia City Council which would restrict the location of legally approved slots casinos.
MGM Mirage completes Primm Valley Resorts sale10 April 2007
MGM Mirage and Herbst Gaming, Inc. have completed their previously announced transaction involving the sale of Buffalo Bill's, Primm Valley and Whiskey Pete's hotel-casinos for $400 million.
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