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Gaming News Archives - Page 3614Fontainebleau, PBL sign deal17 April 2007
Fontainebleau Resorts LLC, has entered
into a definitive agreement with Publishing & Broadcasting Limited.
PGCB releases problem gambling guide17 April 2007
A new brochure that can help people assess their personal gambling behavior and determine
if they should seek help is now available on the PGCB website .
Pinnacle Entertainment names new execs17 April 2007
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. reports the addition of new corporate-level executives to help manage the company's growth and development pipeline.
Calder Race Course to open April 2517 April 2007
News Brief: Calder Race Course said it will open its season April 25, and hold live thoroughbred racing on 182 days through Jan. 2.
Multimedia reports update17 April 2007
Multimedia Games, Inc. has reported its total
Oklahoma player terminal installed base and product mix as of March
31, 2007, and provided an update on other markets the Company serves.
A shuffle through the gaming mailbag17 April 2007
John Grochowski answers readers' questions.
Herbst family looks south16 April 2007
Thirty years ago the Herbst family, busily running its chain of gas stations, considered buying the three casinos in Primm, the desert burg that greets Southern Californians crossing into Nevada.
Jeff Simpson has some good news and bad news for Wynn dealers who support a union16 April 2007
For Wynn Las Vegas dealers interested in joining a union as a way to reverse the property's tip-sharing policy, there was good news and bad news last week.
Looking in on: Gaming16 April 2007
The Transport Workers Union has petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for a secret-ballot election to represent Wynn Las Vegas dealers.
It's union time or demolition for Imperial Palace16 April 2007
Imperial Palace, once the most virulently anti-union property on the Strip, will almost certainly become unionized if it is not imploded by its new owners.
Inside gaming column: Bye, bye Aladdin; hooray for Hollywood16 April 2007
A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.
General manager at Tropicana quits post16 April 2007
The general manager of the Tropicana has left the property three months after his arrival.
Street receives earnings preview16 April 2007
Las Vegas Sands Corp. gave Wall Street a preview of the company's first quarter earnings Friday to help aid marketing of a planned $5 billion domestic credit facility that will be used to fund some of its current projects in Las Vegas and Pennsylvania.
New Mexico Lottery may face discrimination suit16 April 2007
News Brief: Two sales representatives who resigned Friday from the New Mexico Lottery said they were forced out by being given more work so they could be replaced by younger employees with lower pay.
Oklahoma lottery funding falls short16 April 2007
News Brief: Several Oklahoma superintendents aren’t complaining about lottery revenue trickling into school districts, but the money isn’t flowing as anticipated.
Suncoast boosts security16 April 2007
International News Brief: Suncoast marketing manager Robbie Naidoo said the casino was taking increased violence on its premises very seriously and planned to improve security to guarantee the safety of its patrons.
MotorCity beings renovations16 April 2007
News Brief: A major renovation and expansion of the existing MotorCity Casino in Detroit is under way.
Coachella Valley gaming expansion faces vote16 April 2007
News Brief: The Coachella Valley gaming tribes' gaming expansion must pass a California Senate vote and a state Assembly vote before the deals hammered out with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger are considered ratified.
PartyPoker World Open sold out16 April 2007
The PartyPoker World Open is sold out and features 72 players with a $7,000 buy-in and a total prize pool in excess of $500,000.
Lake of the Torches celebrates birthday16 April 2007
The Lake of the Torches Resort Casino in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, celebrates its 11th birthday with comedian Bill Engvall.
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