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Gaming News Archives - Page 3487Beware the dragon's tooth23 January 2007
Mark Pilarski answers readers' questions in the latest edition of the mailbag.
Timing is everything23 January 2007
John Grochowski: In late December I had one of those happy accidents of timing.
U.S. Internet gambling deposit options shrinking22 January 2007
The list of payment processors for American gamblers is shrinking rapidly in the wake of money laundering charges being filed against NETeller co-founders Stephen Lawrence and John LeFebvre.
Sports betting on the go22 January 2007
8-foot-tall machines will be cropping up in casinos across Nevada, beckoning gamblers to make sports bets as quickly as withdrawing cash at an ATM.
Magnitude of CityCenter plan is enough to leave you speechless22 January 2007
The magnitude of Project CityCenter isn't for the dull of mind. Bobby Baldwin gave the Las Vegas Sun a rare glimpse for those outside these cloistered offices.
Nevadan at work: From Strip to Singapore, real estate exec helps buyers find places on map22 January 2007
The Singapore government last year asked CB Richard Ellis Executive Vice President John Knott and his Global Gaming Group team to affix values to the two land parcels the city-state proposed as casino destinations.
U.S. Department of Justice subpoenas major investment banks22 January 2007
The U.S. Department of Justice has subpoenaed at least four high-profile investment banks as part of its continuing crackdown on the online gambling industry.
LA Poker Classic Ladies Tourney to award winner seats in two tournaments22 January 2007
For any woman who has ever dreamed of a seat in a World Poker Tour event, Commerce Casino has a 'can't miss' opportunity on Saturday, Feb. 3.
Jackpot Factory Group: Business as usual22 January 2007
Statement from Jackpot Factory Group on recent withdrawl of NETeller and Citadel from US market.
Arizona tribe wants gaming committee22 January 2007
News Brief: Shiprock may be headed for a conflict with Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr.'s office over tbeir own gaming committee.
Preparations under way for Stardust implosion22 January 2007
If it isn't steel or concrete, it's being removed from the shuttered Stardust hotel tower.
Travel and Tourism: Leaders of the packed22 January 2007
People like baggage handler Tony Pelham make sure visitors take home more than just memories from Las Vegas.
State officials replace Sayre22 January 2007
The Gaming Control Board's deputy chief of investigations has been promoted to the division's chief, replacing new Gaming Control Board member Randy Sayre.
Alberta lotto players watched Ontario skies for winning numbers22 January 2007
News Brief: The Red Deer winners of nearly $14 million picked their numbers based on weather patterns in Scarborough, Ont., where the Lotto 6/49 is drawn, lotto officials say.
Mass. Governor pushes casino issue22 January 2007
News Brief: Governor Deval Patrick has revived the gambling debate in Massachusetts, saying the state needs to seriously consider casinos or slots parlors to balance the state budget.
Ladbrokes acquires Swedish partner22 January 2007
International News Brief: Ladbrokes PLC has acquired Sponsio Ltd, its online betting and gaming partner in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.
Detroit sportsbook bets on Super Bowl22 January 2007
News Brief: Legends Sports Lounge, Casino Windsor's sports betting venue, which allows legal bets on the biggest gambling event of the year, is braced for a big boost from the Super Bowl.
Venetian hosts CEO Poker Tournament22 January 2007
he Venetian Casino Resort will host a 2007 CEO Poker Tournament, where players will battle over the green felt of the poker table for an exclusive Tiffany Championship bracelet, cash, trophies, prizes, and bragging rights.
Gov. Schwarzenegger pushes compacts22 January 2007
News Brief: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is raising the stakes on lawmakers by penciling in $509 million in tribal casino payments into this year's state budget -- money the state will only receive if lawmakers approve the gambling agreements.
Casino opposition fires first shot22 January 2007
News Brief: No bill has emerged yet from the drafting office, but one opposition group fired the opening salvo last week in what could be a divisive war this winter over casino-style gambling in West Virginia.
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