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Gaming News Archives - Page 3684Baha Mar Resorts, Harrah's sign deal16 January 2007
Baha Mar Resorts Ltd. announced that it has signed a joint venture agreement with the a subsidiary of Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. to create and develop Baha Mar, the Caribbean's largest single-phase destination resort.
Century Casinos renews ResidenSea agreement16 January 2007
Century Casinos, Inc. has extended the existing casino concession agreement for the operation of the casino onboard The World of ResidenSea for an unlimited period of time.
Playing it smart - Bets that oppose one another16 January 2007
Several table games offer bets that oppose one another. More often than you might imagine, players devise strategies combining these bets, confident they're putting one over on the casinos.
Monte Carlo awarded first AAA award16 January 2007
AAA has awarded Monte Carlo its first Four Diamond Award in the hotel's 10-year history.
MGM Grand wins most AAA awards16 January 2007
A has awarded MGM Grand
more 2007 AAA Diamonds under one roof than any other hotel in the United
States, Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico.
NETeller founders charged with money laundering16 January 2007
NETeller founders Stephen Lawrence and John Lefebvre are being charged with laundering billions of dollars of Internet gambling poceeds, U.S. Attorney Michael Garcia announced today.
2007 Aussie Millions breaking records15 January 2007
The largest main event in Aussie Millions history drew a record field and is nearly ready to hand out a record $1.5 million pay-out.
Wynn laughs off insurance offer for Picasso he broke15 January 2007
News Brief: Casino mogul Steve Wynn said Lloyd's of London have made an offer to settle his $54 million claim of lost value for a Picasso.
Rocky road for new Queensland casino15 January 2007
International News Brief: Developers planning to build the state's fifth casino in Rockhampton face an uphill battle.
Harrah's employees ill at ease15 January 2007
The pending sale of Harrah's Entertainment is fueling great uncertainty among its employees.
Jeff Simpson applauds Guinn appointee Munro's decision to do right thing, step aside15 January 2007
Kudos to Gaming Control Board pick Keith Munro for doing the right thing and resigning his appointment.
Monty Python's Spamalot opens at Wynn Las Vegas15 January 2007
With Spamalot, Eric Idle has created a deliriously funny live spectacle which tells the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, and their quest for the Holy Grail.
Best-ever November sends occupancy rates soaring15 January 2007
Tourists didn't let rising room rates or holiday obligations stop them from coming to Las Vegas.
Sayre unfazed by delayed appointment15 January 2007
New Gaming Control Board member Randy Sayre had to wait a week to officially claim his seat on the three-member regulatory panel.
Massachusetts gov. considers slots15 January 2007
News Brief: Massachusetts Governo Deval Patrick told municipal leaders he was considering slots machines and casinos as a way to help close a $1 billion budget gap and provide more money to cities and towns.
Hotels, eateries honored by AAA15 January 2007
Fourteen local restaurants and two Las Vegas hotels have been added to the roster of AAA Four Diamond Awards, ranking the city second only to New York in number of Four Diamond restaurants.
Heard it on the river15 January 2007
Amidst the bills and junk mail that plague our mailbox I spotted a classy looking white envelope and on closer examination, the name DONALD TRUMP popped out like a flash bulb from the return address.
Man sentenced under ancient law15 January 2007
International News Brief: A banned casino gambler from Hendon has been sentenced under an ancient law, never used before in an English court, for his role in an elaborate roulette scam.
Indiana group pushes for gambling machines15 January 2007
News Brief: The Indiana Licensed Beverage Association, a tavern owners' group, is preparing for what appears to be a long-shot legislative push to legalize the slots-style gambling machines but only in bars and restaurants.
South Carolina courts to hear video poker case15 January 2007
News Brief: On Wednesday, the South Carolina Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether the tribe can operate video poker games on its York County reservation.
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