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Gaming News Archives - Page 4017Divine Tree Joins GoldenPalace.com Collection8 March 2006
The image of the Virgen De Guadalupe in a tree sold on eBay for $5000 to internet casino GoldenPalace.com.
Atronic Product Approved in NJ8 March 2006
Atronic reports the New Jersey approval for its innovative e-motion cabinet and supporting platform.
Kiwi Casino Gives Away Another Trip8 March 2006
Kiwi Casino Poker has given away another luxury vacation for two to the 2006 New Zealand Poker Champs.
DFS Group, LV Sands Corp Sign Agreement8 March 2006
Las Vegas Sands Corp. and DFS Group Limited have reached an agreement that will see DFS lease significant retail space in the Mall at Four Seasons Hotel Macau on the Cotai Strip.
Riviera Reports Results for Q48 March 2006
Riviera Holdings reports net revenues for Q4 were $46.2 million, down $1.3 million or 2.8 percent from Q4 2004. Income from operations was $2.7 million, down $2.5 million or 48.1 percent from Q4 2004.
Questions Still Surround Boyd's Pennsylvania Project7 March 2006
News Brief: Chester County residents still have many questions about a Boyd Gaming Corp and its effect on the local community.
Las Vegas Workers Try to Stay Afloat7 March 2006
As a host of older hotels are torn down in the coming years to make way for the biggest building boom in Las Vegas history, casino workers employed have one nagging question: Will I have a job?
Suncoast, Rampart Don't Fear New Resort7 March 2006
The operators of the Suncoast and Rampart casinos say they aren"t worried about the $925 million Red Rock Resort opening next month.
Report Could Delay Quebec Casino Plans7 March 2006
News Brief: The Coulombe Report, comissioned by the province to evaluate the Peel Basin Casino project, could put the plans to move the casino on the backburner, according to a report in La Presse.
Global Casinos Reports Q2 Results7 March 2006
Global Casinos reports casino revenues for the three months ended December 31, 2005, were $944,549 compared to $999,577 for the 2004, a decrease of $55,028 or 5.5%.
Anti-Casino Group's Statements Criticized7 March 2006
News Brief: A group supporting efforts to bring a casino to Adams County has called a preservation group’s statements against the gaming facility ‘deliberately misleading.’
Proposed Foxwoods Casino Details Revealed7 March 2006
News Brief: The $350 million casino planned for the Delaware River waterfront in South Philadelphia that would be operated by the tribe behind Connecticut's Foxwoods Resort Casino would generate 954 jobs and $29.2 million in tax revenue for the city.
UNiTAB Takeover Talk Heats Up7 March 2006
International News Brief: Talk of SkyCity Entertainment Group taking over the Adelaide’s UNiTAB operator is growing.
Michigan Casino Plan Faces Questions7 March 2006
News Brief: More questions than answers emerged from a massive casino and resort hotel proposal unveiled on Monday in Port Huron.
NEC Proposal Gets More Support7 March 2006
International News Brief: Another business organisation is urging Birmingham City Council to back a move to build Britain's first super-casino at the National Exhibition Centre.
WJMC Offers Mobile Jackpot7 March 2006
Launched today, Wild Jack Mobile Casino’s 'Major Millions' gives players the chance to try their luck on a brand new mobile progressive jackpot slot machine with a maximum £1 million jackpot.
Red Rock Resort Readies to Rock7 March 2006
The Fertitta brothers hope Red Rock Resort has captured the class of the long-past casinos and added a dash of the future for the 21st century crowd.
Wall Street Applauds Wynn's Macau Deal7 March 2006
Wall Street gave Wynn Resorts Ltd. its stamp of approval Monday following a weekend announcement that the Las Vegas-based company had sold a subconcession to operate casinos in Macau to a rival gaming developer for $900 million.
Harrah's Wins Lawsuit7 March 2006
News Brief: A judge has ordered Rod Stewart to pay a Harrah"s more than $3 million for not returning money he was paid before he cancelled a concert in 2000.
Turning Stone Loses More Conferences7 March 2006
News Brief: Two more groups have pulled out of conferences at Turning Stone Resort and Casino, citing a directive from the governor banning New York state employees from attending events there.
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