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Gaming News Archives - Page 3652Bodog Party a Success10 August 2006
The fourth annual Bodog Party in Las Vegas was a fantastic success as stars, poker pros and international gambling professionals got their groove on at Tao at the Venetian Tuesday night.
Purple Lounge Offers Ryder Cup Contest10 August 2006
The Ryder Cup is golf"s greatest match play contest and every new player at Purple Lounge has the chance to watch the world"s foremost international team golfing event at the K Club Straffan, Ireland, courtesy of Purple Lounge.
Hollywood Sportsbook Offers MLB Game Odds10 August 2006
Hollywood Sportsbook features odds on the MLB game between the New York Yankees and the Chicago White Sox on August 10th 2006.
Bodog Player Makes WSOP Final Table10 August 2006
The largest and richest game in poker history, the Main Event of the 2006 World Series of Poker, is down to its final nine players and Team Bodog's Jamie Gold is leading the way.
Magna Finalizes Agreement with Florida Horsemen10 August 2006
Magna Entertainment Corp., owner of Gulfstream Park, has reached a definitive agreement with the Florida Horsemen Benevolent and Protective Association on the purse contributions from slot machine revenues at Gulfstream Park.
GWIN CEO on Bill Chippas Radio Show10 August 2006
Wayne Allyn Root, the CEO of GWIN Inc., will be a featured guest on Thursday's airing of the Bill Chippas Radio Show.
Empire Resorts Reports Q2 Results10 August 2006
Empire Resorts net revenue for the second quarter was a record $25.9 million, up 18% from the $22.0 million reported in the second quarter of 2005.
Penn National Gaming Secures Property Insurance10 August 2006
Penn National Gaming, Inc. has secured $400 million of "all risk" property insurance with sub-limits of $200 million for named windstorm and related storm surge, flood and earthquake losses
Notes From Day Before the Main Event10 August 2006
Although there were few people in the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino, there was still plenty to report. Casino City reporter Ryan McLane is in Las Vegas covering the happenings live.
Good Blackjack, Bad Blackjack10 August 2006
Frank Scoblete: From the 1960s to the late 1990s, blackjack was supreme among casino table games because it gave the player a darn good chance of coming home with some money tonight.
Oregon Lottery Reports $1 Billion in Sales9 August 2006
News Brief: The Oregon Lottery reports that it had just chalked up more than $1 billion in annual sales for the first time in its history.
Nova Scotia Looks at Gambling Impact9 August 2006
News Brief: The province is hoping to break new ground in finding the social and economic impacts of gambling in Nova Scotia.
Jackpot Factory Group Issue Statement on Suspension of eCogra Seals9 August 2006
The Jackpot Factory Group was informed yesterday by eCOGRA that the suspension of its 'Play It Safe' seals is to be lifted with immediate effect.
Ultimate Blackjack Tour, Debuting on CBS Nationwide in September, Files Suit Against The Game Show Network9 August 2006
Ultimate Blackjack Tour has filed suit against The Game Show Network alleging breach of implied contract, breach of confidence, unfair competition and unjust enrichment in conjunction with the GSN show, 'World Series of Blackjack.'
Hotel Planned for Golden Acorn Casino9 August 2006
News Brief: Five years after opening one of the region's most remote gambling venues, the Campo Indian band is planning a 150-room hotel in hopes of moving its Golden Acorn Casino beyond a day-trip market.
Convention Authority Seeking to Halt Drug Ads9 August 2006
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board said Tuesday it will formally oppose a local drug company's quest to trademark the phrase 'What happens in Vegas does not always stay in Vegas.'
Lawsuit Against Bodog Dropped9 August 2006
A lawsuit filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court against Bodog Entertainment Group and related parties by BlueMoon Entertainment of L.A. was dismissed on Monday.
Authority Grants Chief Salary Increase9 August 2006
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board has unanimously awarded a 5 percent salary increase and $60,000 performance bonus to its third-year president and chief executive officer.
Rhode Island Casino Vote Approved9 August 2006
ews Brief: A federal judge, citing the public interest, Tuesday ruled that a statewide referendum on the proposed Narragansett Indian Tribe casino in West Warwick may go forward.
Gaming Companies: New Bid Puts Riviera Vote on Hold9 August 2006
An unsolicited 11th-hour bid from a competing investment group scuttled Tuesday's planned buyout vote by Riviera Holdings Corp. shareholders, placing a $426.5 million offer for the two-casino company on hold at least until the end of the month.
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