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Gaming News Archives - Page 3549Online casino exec offers $1 billion for peace7 December 2006
nternational News Brief: Israeli online casino magnate, Avi Shaked, has offered $1 billion dollars to Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniye if he reaches a peace agreement with his Israeli counterpart.
Station Square developers contest concerns7 December 2006
News Brief: Station Square casino developers yesterday used a video simulation to argue to Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board members that concerns about traffic jams are overblown.
Pennsylvania slot supporters to meet with board7 December 2006
News Brief: Proponents of slots parlors in Allentown and near Gettysburg will appear before Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board on Wednesday.
Reporter trades 60-cent check for 500 poker chips7 December 2006
Casino City reporter Aaron Todd traded a sixty-cent check from an Internet poker room for a set of 500 poker chips to GoldenPalace.com this week.
CelebPoker.com offers Showdown Poker tournament seat7 December 2006
CelebPoker.com are sending players to the Showdown Poker Tour Montreux Main Event, which is part of the televised Showdown Poker Tour.
Hockey players face off at charity poker7 December 2006
Some of the
biggest names in the National Hockey League Players' Association will try to outwit each other at the poker table in the PartyPoker.net Charity Faceoff.
VendingData receives Macau order7 December 2006
VendingData Corporation has received an initial order from Elixir Group Macau for approximately 800,000 Dolphin high frequency casino chips for the Crown Macau Casino.
Galaxy issues notes7 December 2006
Galaxy Entertainment Group
Limited has privately placed $240 million, 5-year, zero coupon, zero yield convertible notes.
Bet on Apocalypto's opening weekend gross7 December 2006
Sportsbook.com has
posted odds on the opening weekend gross for Mel Gibson's Mayan adventure,Apocalypto.
Arlington Park installs new surface7 December 2006
Arlington Park announced today that it will begin construction immediately to replace its conventional dirt track with a new state-of-the-art, synthetic racing surface to enhance athlete safety in advance of the 2007 race meet, which begins on Friday, May 4, 2007.
AGA Announces Communications Awards Winners6 December 2006
During November's Global Gaming Expo (G2E), the American Gaming Association (AGA) recognized the importance of communications to the gaming industry with the sixth annual AGA Communications Awards.
McCarran to clear the air6 December 2006
McCarran International Airport will become entirely smoke-free by Friday - a dramatic transformation for the smoker-friendly airport.
Guam Greyhound taking a second gamble6 December 2006
International News Brief: The Guam Greyhound Race Park is making a second go-around to legalize slot machines at their facility.
Casinos see private funds as a way to go6 December 2006
Private investment has brought more advantages than drawbacks to casinos, leaving some gaming bosses wondering why they should continue as a publicly traded company.
Horsemen sue NYRA over handling of purse accounts6 December 2006
News Brief: Owners and trainers at the New York Racing Association tracks have sued the track operator, claiming it diverted $15 million to $20 million to operational costs that should have gone to winnings.
Louisiana Downs executive hopes to develop more jackpot wagers6 December 2006
News Brief: The racing industry has come to terms with the idea that slots players are not horseplayers, but horse racing can still learn a lot from slot machines.
BC Lottery Head: No tolerance for criminals6 December 2006
News Brief: More than 180 people were banned from B.C. casinos and gaming halls last year, some for criminal reasons, the president of the B.C. Lottery Corporation told the legislature's committee on Crown corporations on Tuesday.
National Finals Rodeo brings out cowboy shopper in many visitors6 December 2006
When Lee and Adrienne Vance join the herd of more than 40,000 people who come to Las Vegas for National Finals Rodeo, they shop.
Turquoise opens Players Club6 December 2006
Turquoise Development, Inc. reports that The Players Club, Providenciales' newest entertainment destination, is opening its doors to the public on Sunday, December 10, 2006.
VLT change leads to drop in players6 December 2006
News Brief: A change to video lottery terminals in Newfoundland and Labrador has led to a small drop in the number of players.
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