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Gaming News Archives - Page 3578NIGC Releases Economic Impact Studies7 November 2006
The NIGC is releasing results from two reports commissioned to analyze the economic impact of proposed classification regulations.
U.S. ban affects Optimal Group results7 November 2006
As a result of the enactment of the U.S. Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, Optimal Group Inc. recorded an
impairment loss of $1.9 million.
Craven rejects casino7 November 2006
International News Brief: Craven, England, residents have said ‘no’ to a casino in the area.
York talks continue7 November 2006
International News Brief: Top-level talks are set to be held in York to discuss multi-million pound casino plans for the city.
Harrah's Chester Casinos gets slots7 November 2006
News Brief: With names like Mr. Cashman and Sun & Moon, the first wave of no-armed bandits were delivered to Harrah’s Chester Casino and Racetrack Monday.
Morgan Stanley withdraws Gettysburg casino support7 November 2006
News Brief: Morgan Stanley has withdrawn its support as the largest financial backer for Crossroads Gaming Resort and Spa, the proposed slots parlor near Gettysburg.
Peermont Global wins license7 November 2006
nternational News Brief: South Africa's Peermont Global has won a licence to run a R215m casino in the Eastern Cape province, the company said on Tuesday.
Kelly Technologies installs Vegas project7 November 2006
Kelley Technologies
has successful delivered high-end technology projects totaling
more than $4 million at some of the most exciting properties in Las Vegas.
LVGI, Golden Pond sign deal7 November 2006
Las Vegas Gaming, Inc. and Golden
Pond 57 Ltd. have entered into a joint venture agreement, creating a new wholly owned gaming company.
Read'em and Reap: Gather information like an FBI agent7 November 2006
Former FBI agent Joe Navarro reveals the body language of poker tells in the latest poker strategy book, Read'em and Reap. Navarro details what players can learn about the strength of their opponents' hands by simple observation.
River Belle, Gaming Club offer monthly promotion7 November 2006
There's a bounty of prizes awaiting poker players this month at River Belle Online Poker and The Gaming Club Online Poker Room.
PGMI opens new store7 November 2006
PGMI, Inc.reports the successful grand opening of the
newly completed Bando store in Japan's Ibaragi Prefecture.
IGT focuses on 'The Big Picture'7 November 2006
IGT will present "The Big Picture" of gaming in all
its emerging forms during the Global Gaming Expo.
Sportbook.com updated election odds7 November 2006
Political gamblers at Sportsbook.com seem less
confident in a Republican majority Senate.
PokerTek launches new product7 November 2006
PokerTek, Inc. reports the release of PokerPro Heads-Up, the industry's first two-seated heads-up style electronic poker table.
Magna Entertainment amends financing7 November 2006
Magna Entertainment Corp. has amended two financing agreements in connection with MEC's current expectation that the closing of The Meadows sale transaction and collection of its $175.0 million note will occur by November 14, 2006.
PGIC reports Q3 results7 November 2006
Progressive Gaming International Corporation reported a net loss of $3.3 million, or $0.09 per share, for the quarter ended September 30, 2006, including charges of stock compensation expense of $0.9 million or $0.03 per share.
Internet gambling ads abound despite UIGEA7 November 2006
Advertisements for free-play Internet gaming sites remain as abundant in the U.S. today as they were before the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) was pushed through Congress on September 30.
Pushing the casino with pink chips7 November 2006
John Grochowski: The true frugal low-roller can claim an extra quarter now and than at casinos that round up when you bet the pink chips.
Hunt for bodies continues in Reno6 November 2006
News Brief: Investigators continued the search for bodies on Sunday at the downtown hotel that was the site of the city’s deadliest fire.
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