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Gaming News Archives - Page 4029Pinnacle Entertainment Closes Stock Offering19 January 2006
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. reports the closing of its underwritten public offering of 6.0 million of its newly issued shares of common stock at $27.35 per share, which resulted in gross proceeds to Pinnacle of $164.1 million.
The Lottery Corporation Releases Next Generation of Its "IDEAL" CRM System19 January 2006
The Lottery Corporation has released the newest version of its Customer Relationship Marketing product ‘IDEAL.’
Namibia Sands Improves to Satisfy Customers18 January 2006
International News Brief: The Kalahari Sands Hotel, an establishment under the Sun International Group, has officially opened its N$13,5 million refurbishment to guests.
Poker Players Face Elimination Tension18 January 2006
International News Brief: Thirty-six of the world's top poker players will try to conceal their nervous tension as the countdown to the final of the Aussie Millions poker championship begins.
Philippine Police Officials Fired for Allowing Gambling18 January 2006
International News Brief: Philippine National Police Chief Director General Arturo Lomibao relieved yesteday the Nueva Vizcaya provincial police chief and the chief of the Solano town police for their failure to stop jueteng in their jurisdiction.
Mystery Anti-Casino Group Stays Quiet18 January 2006
News Brief: A one-issue group is heavily lobbying for the Wisconsin Legislature to have approval authority for new off-reservation casinos, but the organization won't say who is ba
Henderson Leaning Toward Strip Resorts18 January 2006
Six decades after the first casinos were built on what would become the Las Vegas Strip, Henderson is ready to pronounce that gambling is appropriate on Las Vegas Boulevard.
GoldenPalace.com Buys William Shatner's Kidney Stone18 January 2006
William Shatner, former Captain of the Enterprise, passed a kidney stone at warp speed
and beamed it into the waiting hands of GoldenPalace.com to raise money for Habitat for Humanity.
Football Betting Column: The Pinnacle Pulse18 January 2006
Officiating can be a factor that makes handicapping games that much more difficult and last weekend witnessed some of the most questionable NFL officiating ever seen.
Delaware Slots Expansion Includes Funding for Treatment18 January 2006
News Brief: When state officials, General Assembly members and casino officials agreed to expand slot machine operations in Delaware, the pact included a provision to increase the guarantee of funding for gambling treatment services.
Cleveland Considers Slots for Racetracks18 January 2006
News Brief: Cleveland’s gambling plan track owners and developers are pushing for slots at racetracks and slot casinos.
Louisiana Gambling Numbers Up18 January 2006
News Brief: Even with three riverboats and the New Orleans land-based casino still closed due to hurricane damage, every Louisiana gambling market was up, according to state police revenue reports given the State Gaming Control Board on Tuesday.
Judge Allows Casino Boat Seizure18 January 2006
News Brief: A federal judge has agreed to let the Orleans Levee Board seize the storm-damaged Belle of Orleans gambling boat.
Great Canadian Casinos Pays City $1.7 Million18 January 2006
News Brief: Coquitlam, British Columbia, hit the jackpot this week with a $1.7-million pay-out courtesy of Great Canadian Casino.
Banks Optimistic About Asian Casino Boom18 January 2006
nternational News Brief: Michael Malone, the head of Bank of America's gambling finance unit, first visited Macao on a Wednesday afternoon in April as horizontal rain pelted the city.
Great Two-Way Action on NFL Conference Finals This Weekend18 January 2006
While the Seahawks are a popular favorite – this weekend in the Conference Finals and then all the way to the Super Bowl – many smart punters are taking a second look at the Panthers.
Former Mayor Allegedly Ran Illegal Casino18 January 2006
News Brief: Sheriff's deputies found a small casino in an upscale Running Springs home that belongs to the former mayor of Bell, California, who has spent time in prison for an illegal gambling scheme.
Pennsylvania Gaming Congress Examines Casino Issues18 January 2006
The March 6-7 Pennsylvania Gaming Congress will analyze this issue in a
special session titled "Siting the Casinos: Zoning and Land-Use Challenges."
Pelican State's Gaming Win Up18 January 2006
Not even hurricanes couldn't stop casino revenue from growing in Louisiana in 2005.
Mega Millions Grows to $31 Million18 January 2006
Since no ticket
matched all six numbers, the jackpot for the Friday, January 20 Mega Millions drawing grows to an estimated $31 million.
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