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Gaming News Archives - Page 3598Amateur wins 5th Annual World Poker Tour Invitational7 March 2007
Amateur poker player Adam Weinraub has won the 5th Annual World Poker Tour Invitational, an invitation-only event and the most glamorous stop of the poker circuit.
Melco PBL Entertainment traded in US exchange7 March 2007
The American Stock Exchange will launch trading in options on Wednesday March 7, 2007, on Melco PBL Entertainment.
Poker deals charitable gambling a winning hand7 March 2007
John G. Brokopp: Texas Hold'em poker tournaments for charity are no penny ante fundraisers.
EU court rules against Italy in Internet gambling case6 March 2007
The European Court of Justice ruled today that Italy could not bar gambling companies from other European Union nations from doing business with Italian citizens.
Progressive Gaming wants to sell table game business6 March 2007
Casino equipment provider Progressive Gaming International said Monday it will try to sell its table game business to free up cash flow and pay down some notes that are coming due next year.
Maryland slot proponents continue campaign6 March 2007
News Brief: Slot machine gambling proponents are set to make their most urgent plea yet for Maryland to approve expanded gaming Tuesday, saying it's needed to stave off fiscal ruin for the state and to protect the horse industry.
University launches gambling studies center6 March 2007
ews Brief: Rutgers University announces the creation of a new Center for Gambling Studies, which will delve into everything from sports betting to Internet poker to gambling's social and legal impacts.
West Virginia senate approves table gambling6 March 2007
News Brief: The West Virginia Senate today approved table gambling legislation by a vote of 20 to 13.
Judge: Gambling debts unenforceable6 March 2007
News Brief: A Daly City couple who allegedly wrote $43,000 in bad checks to casinos in California and Nevada got bailed out Monday by a judge, who said gambling debts are unenforceable in California courts.
Presque Isle Downs has big first weekend6 March 2007
News Brief: The crowds and revenues at Presque Isle Downs & Casino over the weekend were even bigger than on opening day.
Pennsylvania license applicant appeals decision6 March 2007
ews Brief: Pocono Manor Investors, a casino license applicant who lost out to proposals in Bethlehem and Monroe County filed an appeal of the decision Monday.
Yarmouth officials clash over casino plans6 March 2007
International News Brief: Yarmouth MP Tony Wright today found himself at loggerheads with borough council chiefs over the site of the resort's multi-million pound large casino.
Gambler sues Crown Casino6 March 2007
International News Brief: A Gold Coast property developer who excluded himself from Crown Casino is suing the gaming venue for the $30 million he lost in little over a year, amid claims they lured him back with cash and other inducements.
Scammers target Midwest casinos6 March 2007
News Brief: Casinos sprouting across the Midwest are attracting sophisticated cheaters from Las Vegas, Atlantic City and overseas who believe they can scam new, unseasoned staff, gaming officials say.
Michigan casino land move stalled6 March 2007
ews Brief: Hours before the Michigan government planned to set aside land for the Gun Lake tribe to use as a casino, a judge issued a stay preventing the move.
PBL focuses on global expansion6 March 2007
International News Brief: Publishing & Broadcasting Ltd's gaming chief, Rowen Craigie, is stepping back from the day-to-day running of the Crown and Burswood casinos to focus on a multibillion-dollar expansion offshore.
Smoking critic loses casino job6 March 2007
News Brief: A vocal critic of casino smoking was laid off Sunday from his position as a tables-games supervisor, a move the Somers Point man calls retaliatory.
Louisiana tracks problem gambling6 March 2007
CIBER has been contracted to track compulsive gambling and
related criminal activity in Louisiana.
Early-bird sign-up for Pennsylvania conference6 March 2007
Early-bird registration for
the 3rd annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Racing Forum is still
available at a $100 savings.
Courts rule against Italian legislation6 March 2007
A court has ruled that Italian legislation prohibiting the cross-border provision of betting under threat of imprisonment is in infringement of the freedom of establishment and services under the Treaty on European Union.
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