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Gaming News Archives - Page 3517MTR Gaming responds to petition14 December 2006
MTR Gaming Group commented today on a Petition for Review filed by Citizens Against Gambling Subsidies, Inc.
Mardi Gras casino flunks test; opening delayed13 December 2006
News Brief: Broward's latest racino was hoping to open this week, but will have to wait a bit longer before it can allow gamblers to try their luck on its spanking-new, Las Vegas-style slot machines.
Towel thief drops the terry13 December 2006
News Brief: A man attempting to take 120 bath towels from Horizon Casino Resort, dropped the loot when he was spotted by security, authorities reported.
Briare was a cheerleader for Las Vegas13 December 2006
Former Las Vegas Mayor Bill Briare set the standard for those who would follow in that post - that of a walking billboard for the city.
Jeff Haney checks out a heads-up computer game that gives poker players 'a chance to settle old scores'13 December 2006
Jeff Haney is intrigued by a two-seat, computerized poker game called 'PokerPro2,' the latest offering from PokerTek Inc. of Matthews, N.C.
CryptoLogic signs 3-year contract with new UK poker club13 December 2006
CryptoLogic Inc announces an exclusive 3-year contract to be the software provider for www.DTDPoker.com.
Soaring Eagle CEO on the job13 December 2006
News Brief: The new chief executive officer of the Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort says he spent four days anonymously learning what the casino and hotel had to offer before deciding he'd take the job.
Greektown short on revenue13 December 2006
News Brief: The Michigan Gaming Control Board on Tuesday rejected Greektown Casino's request for another year to meet revenue projections, which are likely to fall short because of delays in the construction of its new $200 million facility.
Mergers and acquisitions: Harrah's quiet about bids13 December 2006
A meeting that no one will confirm is taking place could determine the direction of the gaming industry's largest casino operator.
Newham officials vote to consider casino13 December 2006
International News Brief: Councillors voted not to rule out Newham as a possible location for a casino, although some members expressed reservations about the effect such a venue might have in the borough.
Ruling: Table gaming supervisors can't get overtime13 December 2006
News Brief: Table-games supervisors do not quality for overtime, according to what may be a precedent-setting ruling by a federal judge in Indiana.
Las Vegas draws record visitor count in October13 December 2006
More than 40,000 dentists and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers helped Las Vegas attract a record number of visitors in October.
Full house expected for casino hearing13 December 2006
ews Brief: Hundreds of citizens are expected to attend the hearing about a proposed casino near Gettysburg today, in contrast to the sparse attendance at similar hearings for competing slots proposals.
Seneca new casino paying off13 December 2006
ews Brief: Seneca Gaming Corp.'s fourth-quarter profits doubled as the opening of the company's 604-room hotel and casino accounted for most of Seneca's 25 percent increase in revenues.
Australian union fined13 December 2006
International News Brief: Australia’s Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union has been fined $100,000 for industrial action it took at the Burswood Casino complex in Perth in 2004.
Mega Millions jackpot grows to $30 million13 December 2006
Since no ticket matched all six numbers to take home the $22 million jackpot, that jackpot grows to an estimated $30 million for the Friday, December 15, 2006 drawing.
Musician wins PartyPoker crown13 December 2006
UK musician David Tighe stunned the top acts of the poker world, as he came from nowhere to scoop the PartyPoker.com Late Night Poker
Masters crown and a cool $100,000 in the process.
Pinnacle Entertainment to expand Boomtown New Orleans13 December 2006
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. reports that its board of directors has approved a major expansion and renovation of the company's Boomtown New Orleans property.
Battle Creek Casino site taken into trust13 December 2006
The United States has taken the official action to acquire the 79-acre site designated for the casino to be developed by the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi Indians in conjunction with a subsidiary of Full House pursuant to a management contract.
Riviera Holdings negotiation deal expired13 December 2006
Riviera Holdings Corporation reports the expiration of the 30-day exclusive negotiating agreement that it entered into with Ian Bruce Eichner and a member of the D. E. Shaw group on November 13, 2006.
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