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Gaming News Archives - Page 3438Phildelphia police form casino unit4 October 2007
News Brief: Philadelphia police will create a special casino unit for the city's two proposed riverfront projects to handle increased car and pedestrian traffic, as well as crimes.
Holyoke files for casino proposals4 October 2007
News Brief: A Holyoke, Massachusetts, City Councilor has filed a formal request with the mayor to seek proposals from developers for a casino in the city.
Maryland GOP oppose slots session4 October 2007
News Brief: Maryland Senate Republican leaders said that they do not support a special session of the General Assembly and that if Gov. Martin O'Malley calls for one anyway that the GOP caucus would block his slots proposal.
Debate over West Virginia gaming law process4 October 2007
News Brief: Allegany County State's Attorney Michael Twigg has informed Allegany County Attorney William Rudd that he will 'not treat the enforcement laws relating to paper gaming or machines used to facilitate paper gaming any differently than the other laws of this state and county.'
MGM Grand Detroit wows the crowds4 October 2007
News Brief: Metro Detroiters who visited the new MGM Grand hotel and casino on its opening day had one thing to say: Wow.
Split Rock Resort intervention denied4 October 2007
News Brief: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board denied efforts by Split Rock Resort to intervene in the gambling license applications of two other venues.
Massachusetts track owner makes casino pitch4 October 2007
News Brief: Businessman George Carney is willing to bet his 100-acre Raynham-Taunton Greyhound Park that he has his competitors beat hands down in the race to build a casino in Southeastern Massachusetts.
Schwarzenegger criticizes casino report4 October 2007
News Brief: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger recently joined a group of residents and the county in criticizing an environmental report produced by the Pauma Band of Mission Indians on a planned $300 million casino and hotel.
Mississippi board reaffirms objection to tribal casino4 October 2007
News Brief: The Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday to reaffirm its resolution opposing the proposed Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians casino project.
Hard Rock casino chooses SAS system4 October 2007
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino selected SAS® for Patron Value Optimization to help them maximize loyalty, share of entertainment budget, total value and ROI.
PokerBowl kicks off soon4 October 2007
PokerBowl is a competition organized by the U.S. Poker League in which 25 U.S. cities will compete for a national title.
Jeeves returns to BingoHouse4 October 2007
BingoHouse is bringing back the ever popular Jeeves Pleasure Pots with a jackpot of $10,000 every Saturday during October.
Titan Poker launches Bahamas promotion4 October 2007
Titan Poker will award winning players with $7,000 World Poker Showdown Bahamas prize packages.
GTECH signs long-term Oregon contract4 October 2007
GTECH Corporation has
signed a new long-term contract with the Oregon State Lottery to provide
and implement a new online and instant-ticket lottery system
Lawsuit against GameTech rejected4 October 2007
The United States Supreme
court had rejected Planet Bingo's request to review the ruling of the 9th
Circuit Court of Appeal's concerning the patent lawsuit Planet Bingo had
filed against GameTech.
Who will be next Iron Chef?4 October 2007
Food Network and Caesars Palace are
cranking up the burners and the stakes by setting the odds to see who will
be crowned The Next Iron Chef.
Churchill Downs names new CFO4 October 2007
Churchill Downs Incorporated reports the appointment of William "Bill" E. Mudd to serve as the Company's executive vice president and chief financial officer
Extreme Poker Sydney a real cliffhanger4 October 2007
Following 35 knot winds yesterday, there were clear skies yet blustery conditions today as Sydney played host to the fourth International tournament of Extreme Poker suspended over cliffs.
Aussies toughen line on tennis betting3 October 2007
International News Brief: Tennis Australia has evicted state betting agency, Tabcorp, from the grounds of next year's Australian Open, a dramatic move amid reports of betting anomalies on the men's pro circuit.
US takes final steps to ban online gambling3 October 2007
News Brief: The US Treasury and Federal Reserve are taking final steps to ensure that internet gambling is banned once and for all.
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