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Gaming News Archives - Page 3451Riviera reports record results for 20062 March 2007
Riviera reports income from operations was $25.4 million, an increase of $3.0 million or 13.5 percent from 2005, and a record for the company.
Speed count revisited2 March 2007
Don Catlin: If you purchase this book I'm sure that you will enjoy it and enjoy playing blackjack using the information provided.
Powerball rises to $105 million1 March 2007
Powerball has reached an estimated
$105 million jackpot for Saturday night's draw as the grand prize was not
hit Wednesday evening.
Bally Technologies signs Panama contracts1 March 2007
Bally Technologies has signed contracts with two companies
controlled by Madrid-based Codere S.A. for complete casino management,
bonusing and coinless solutions at six gaming locations in Panama.
Nevada court affirms Shuffle Master ruling1 March 2007
The Nevada court has entered an order that adopts and affirms a ruling in favor of VendingData and against Shuffle Master in a patent infringement lawsuit.
NLOP continues expanding1 March 2007
The National
League of Poker reports that over 75,000 people have registered on its free online poker portal NLOP.com.
Mega Millions jackpot rises to $267 million1 March 2007
There was no jackpot winner in Tuesday's Mega Millions
drawing, so Americans woke up to a jackpot that's bulging at an estimated $267 Million for the Friday, March 2, 2007 drawing.
CapitalPlay submits NY racing bid1 March 2007
CapitalPlay Consortium has submitted a formal request to Gov. Eliot Spitzer's office that its bid to operate New York State's thoroughbred racing facilities.
NY lottery extends GTECH contract1 March 2007
GTECH Corporation has signed a
three- year contract extension to continue providing lottery products and services to the New York Lottery through February 28, 2010.
Land-use issue featured at Pennsylvania conference1 March 2007
The 3rd Pennsylvania Gaming
Congress & Racing Forum will feature a timely presentation on "Casinos and
Land-Use Fights" by nationally prominent experts in land-use politics.
California lawmakers surprised by problem gambling report1 March 2007
ews Brief: A California Senate committee, which intends to swiftly tackle problem gambling, was surprised at some findings during a nearly four-hour informational hearing:
AFL hands down fines for illegal gambling1 March 2007
International News Brief: The AFL has vowed to do ‘everything in its power’ to detect and punish players who gamble on football matches and warned that any future breaches of its anti-gambling rules will trigger automatic suspension.
Casino regulator joins Penn National1 March 2007
News Brief: After a 30-year career as a New Jersey casino regulator, Tom Auriemma is stepping down to take a job with Penn National.
Chief: Gaming profits tearing apart tribes1 March 2007
News Brief: Gaming profits are ‘tearing us apart’ as members of Wisconsin’s 11 Indian tribes, a leader of one of those tribes told legislators this morning.
Renamed, renovated Louisiana casino revealed1 March 2007
News Brief: Casino Rouge is now “Hollywood Casino” and has revealed its recent $8.5 million renovation, including new interiors, new retail offerings, an expanded live entertainment venue and memorabilia items from iconic movies and celebrities.
Trump drops Diamondhead deal1 March 2007
News Brief: Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc., the casino company founded by real estate developer Donald Trump, dropped plans to build a casino on Mississippi's Gulf Coast with Diamondhead Casino Corp.
Philadelphia casino battle heats up1 March 2007
News Brief: The fight over development of two casinos on the Philadelphia waterfront turned nasty yesterday, as SugarHouse Casino claimed fraud in the petition drive to ban slots parlors from Delaware Avenue.
Lorain mayor continues push for casino1 March 2007
News Brief: Lorain mayor, Craig Foltin, said he’ll continue to push for a casino until he leaves office at the end of the year to help the Ohio city’s struggling financial picture.
Study asked for Michigan casino1 March 2007
News Brief: A casino rising in Romulus, Michigan, could be a long time coming now that the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs is asking for an environmental study.
Gambler told to honor debt1 March 2007
nternational News Brief: A gambler who refused to honour a £2 million casino debt has been told to pay up by a judge.
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