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Gaming News Archives - Page 3534TVG Progressive Jackpot sweepstakes13 June 2007
TVG, America’s Horseracing Network, today announced the introduction of the TVG Progressive Jackpot.
Construction: Road plan may spur changes13 June 2007
An agreement that provided $1 billion to alleviate traffic congestion in Nevada may also give Las Vegas tourism boosters unprecedented influence over funding for new road projects.
Pennsylvania racino a hit for Cannery Resorts13 June 2007
Cannery Casino Resorts co-owner calls the company's first out-of-state venture a success.
'Poker brat' alone at the top13 June 2007
The prize money Phil Hellmuth collected Tuesday after winning his record 11th World Series of Poker championship nearly equaled the paycheck he earned in 1989 when he captured his first title.
New Frontier owners to seek funding; hotel to close July 1513 June 2007
A spokeswoman for the New Frontier said Tuesday the 984-room Western-themed hotel-casino will close at midnight July 15.
West Virginia Lottery under fire13 June 2007
News Brief: The outgoing director of the Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia has accused the West Virginia lottery commission of interfering with the network.
California lottery official fired amid probe13 June 2007
News Brief: A California Lottery official has been fired for allegedly pocketing gratuities tied to the weekly 'Big Spin' TV show, where scratch-off ticket winners vie for a chance to win millions.
Bahamas official: Gaming still important13 June 2007
International News Brief: Gaming continues to play a vital role in the economy of The Bahamas as it is a multi-billion dollar industry that attracts tourists from all over the globe, said Minister of State for Tourism and Aviation Branville McCartney.
Groupe Partouche results down13 June 2007
International News Brief: Casino operator Groupe Partouche said sales fell 5 pct in the second quarter to April from a year earlier, largely because of a slowdown in revenues from slot machines at its French casinos.
The British Casino Association lose lawsuit13 June 2007
International News Brief: The British Casino Association has lost a High Court battle to scupper the Government's plans for 17 new casinos, including the first Las Vegas-style 'super-casino' in Manchester.
Quad City casino revenues mixed for May13 June 2007
News Brief: The Casino Rock Island's adjusted gross revenue for May -- $2.96 million, was the lowest for any May since 2000.
Study: Wichita casino will help economy13 June 2007
News Brief: An independent survey commissioned by the Wichita Downtown Development Corp. indicates that a casino would have a positive annual impact on the area ranging from $12.9 million to $46.9 million.
Delaware sports betting future unclear13 June 2007
News Brief: Legislation authorizing sports betting in Delaware cleared one hurdle Tuesday, but it might fall short of becoming law in the face of a threatened veto from Gov. Ruth Ann Minner.
Florida slots proposal clears first hurdle13 June 2007
News Brief: A proposal to put slot machines in Miami-Dade County cleared its first hurdle Tuesday with no debate.
Trump bidders revealed13 June 2007
News Brief: Donald J. Trump said today that a partnership that includes a former casino executive and a real estate investor have emerged as the lead bidders for his casino company.
Massachusetts official comments on casino issue13 June 2007
News Brief: Massachusetts state treasurer, Timothy Cahill, says the state needs to lead the casino debate.
Native American Economic Impact Summit held in Connecticut13 June 2007
News Brief: Representatives from Connecticut casinos, local and state government, as well as social service agencies, will hold the first Native American Economic Impact Summit in Hartford.
Quechen casino protesters arrested13 June 2007
News Brief: A small protest against the building site of the Quechan Tribe's new casino and resort ended before it began Tuesday, when police arrested organizers prior to the event and dismantled their ceremonial sweat lodge.
California tribe loses legal battle13 June 2007
News Brief: A federal appeals court has refused to revisit a decision by a three-judge panel involving the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians that could have broad implications for tribal sovereignty and labor relations.
Electronic Game Card receives PAF order13 June 2007
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