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Gaming News Archives - Page 3562Royal Vegas launches Swedish version27 November 2006
When players visit Royal Vegas Online Poker they'll find that all the software and interactive buttons are now available in Swedish, making it even easier to play at this poker room.
PinnacleSports.com offers BSC odds27 November 2006
PinnacleSports.com is offer a betting line on a potential national title game match-up between USC and Ohio State.
Scientific Games to acquire Games Media27 November 2006
Scientific Games has signed a letter of intent to purchase Games Media Ltd. and related companies.
Powerball rises to $74 million27 November 2006
Since no one correctly matched all six numbers in Saturday's drawing
the jackpot will grow to an estimated $74 million.
Mega Millions grows to $31 million27 November 2006
The jackpot for the Tuesday,
November 28, 2006 Mega Millions drawing grows to an estimated $31 million.
Churchill Downs Concludes 2006 Fall Meet27 November 2006
Churchill Downs concluded its 2006 Fall Meet on Saturday, Nov. 25, with solid gains in on-track wagering and a slight increase in average daily attendance.
Memorial service for Craig H. Neilsen planned27 November 2006
The family of Craig H. Neilsen, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Ameristar Casinos have arranged public memorial services for Craig, which will be held on Tuesday, November 28 and Wednesday, November 29.
Canbet no longer accepting U.S. players27 November 2006
In response to the UIGEA, Canbet is no longer accepting bets from U.S. players.
Questioning randomness27 November 2006
Slot Expert John Robison answers your slot and video poker questions.
G2E 2006 equals Technology26 November 2006
A running theme at this year's Global Gaming Expo (G2E) was the future of technology as it relates to the gaming entertainment industry. During last week's show, more than 26,000 industry professionals from across the globe gathered at the Las Vegas Convention Center to share best practices and view more than 150 new and exciting products.
The power of the 5-count26 November 2006
Frank Scoblete answers reader's questions.
Jest for fun25 November 2006
A collection of casino wit and wisdom from Larry Mak.
California card rooms offer Thanksgiving events24 November 2006
ews Brief: From Brooks down to San Jose, Bay Area gaming halls offer dozens of poker tournaments and other games that will counteract the effects of that sleep-inducing enzyme tryptophan in the family bird.
Casino zoning appealed24 November 2006
ews Brief: Casino opponents have appealed an October decision by the Straban Township Zoning Hearing Board to permit the proposed gaming resort near routes 15 and 30.
Peppermill begins expansion24 November 2006
News Brief: Peppermill is taking a page from the Las Vegas casino playbook with its $300 million expansion now under way that community leaders say should bring more tourists to the region.
D.C. Slots bid rejected24 November 2006
News Brief: The D.C. Court of Appeals yesterday blocked a bid to bring slot machines to the District, saying only Congress can authorize such gambling in Washington.
Group opposes casino expansion24 November 2006
News Brief: A community group is circulating a petition opposing legislative approval of the Sycuan Indian band's amended gambling compact, which would allow the East County tribe to open a second casino with up to 3,000 slots.
Thanksgiving at Mohegan Sun24 November 2006
News Brief: Despite many area families preparing for the Thanksgiving Holiday today, thousands of people spent at least part of their day at Mohegan Sun.
Warnings suggested for lottery tickets24 November 2006
News Brief: An addictions expert at Dalhousie University in Halifax has called on the federal government to put some sort of warning labels on lottery tickets, similar to the ones on tobacco products.
South Korea bans video game arcades24 November 2006
International News Brief: Minister of Culture and Tourism Kim Myung-gon Friday said that the government will ban video game arcades from using gift certificates for payouts in April next year as part of the efforts to eradicate illegal gambling.
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