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Gaming News Archives - Page 3485Ho-Chunk execs return17 August 2007
News Brief: After more than a week on paid administrative leave, two top executives of Ho-Chunk Inc. were reinstated Thursday by the company's board of directors.
Mississippi casino numbers up17 August 2007
News Brief: Mississippi coast casino revenues were rocking and rolling to record highs in July after the opening of Hard Rock Casino.
Commission votes 'No opinion' on casino plans17 August 2007
News Brief: The City Council will consider whether the old Tivoli Hotel site should be rezoned without the advice of the Biloxi Planning Commission.
Seneca Niagara Casino reports results17 August 2007
News Brief: Q3 earnings at Seneca Niagara Casino and Hotel are up 9 percent from a year ago but slightly down from the second quarter of this year.
Seneca Allegany Casino expansion planned17 August 2007
News Brief: The Seneca Gaming Corp. plans to build a second hotel tower, with additional gambling space, at Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel in Salamanca.
Tribal casino study criticized17 August 2007
News Brief: A study done on the Campo Indian band's proposed casino expansion is being criticized for not including key issues.
Foxwoods wants to stop workers info release17 August 2007
News Brief: Foxwoods Resort Casino has asked the state's Division of Special Revenue Services to 'reconsider' giving gaming employees' personal information to union organizers after the agency released it under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act.
Tropicana makeover on hold for now17 August 2007
he start of the Tropicana's $2.5 billion makeover has been delayed until at least 2008 because of a volatile debt market and rising construction costs, a company spokesman confirmed late Wednesday.
LV Sands executive touts Venetian Macau17 August 2007
The opening of the $2.4 billion Venetian Macau this month will encapsulate a 10-year period in the history of the Strip in one swoop, Las Vegas Sands Corp. President Bill Weidner said Thursday.
Intertops.com posts NFL odds17 August 2007
Intertops.com has post NFL lines this season and is the most reliable choice for American bettors looking for a safe book to take their football wagers.
Bodog Entertainment signs top artists17 August 2007
Multimedia powerhouse Bodog Entertainment has announced a deal to release a graphic novel created by top comic talents Adam Slutsky, Shawn Martinbrough and Joseph Phillip Illidge.
Battle of the sexes winner crowned17 August 2007
After three months of online qualifying tournaments, Purple Lounge's Battle of the Sexes finally reached a head on Saturday 11th August.
Unibet offers revenue sharing17 August 2007
Unibet now offers a Revenue Share model, and anyone can become a valued member of the Unibet family.
Last chance for Everest Poker WSOP seat17 August 2007
Everest Poker today announced the final direct entry online poker tournament for seats at the upcoming World Series of Poker Europe event.
Aristocrat Technologies appoints new VP17 August 2007
Aristocrat Technologies Inc. has
appointed long-time gaming industry lawyer Tom Smock as Senior Vice
President and General Counsel.
Melco PBL Entertainment reports results17 August 2007
Melco Entertainment reports total revenue, net of rebates paid on rolling chip play, for Q2 was $45.1 million, up from $5.5 million in
the Q2 2006.
American Vantage board member passes away17 August 2007
American Vantage Company mourns the loss of Board Member Audrey K. Tassinari, who passed away this week.
Myriad amends land agreement17 August 2007
Myriad Entertainment & Resorts, Inc. has amended its agreement with members of the Jack Day Perry, Sr. family to purchase more than 500 acres of land in Tunica, Mississippi.
Taiwan considers casinos16 August 2007
International News Brief: Taiwan is considering placing a hefty bet on casinos, an official said on Wednesday, hoping a little bit of luck enjoyed by nearby Macau and Singapore will rub off on its tourism trade.
Magna drops Romulus plans16 August 2007
News Brief: The surprise announcement by Magna Entertainment that they would not build a $100 million racetrack in the city of Romulus, Michigan, has left officials with one question: What’s next?
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