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Gaming News Archives - Page 4109Mohegan Sun Reports Mixed Results5 May 2005
Mohegan Sun reports Q2 net income of $28.3 million, an 18.4% decrease from Q2 2004. Q2 gaming revenues of $284.4 million, a 3.8% increase over Q2 2004.
Ameristar Reports Record Results5 May 2005
Ameristar Casinos reports Q1 financial results, which set
all-time records for consolidated net revenues, operating income, EBITDA, net income and earnings per share.
Iowa Park Changes Approved4 May 2005
News Brief: Ottumwa Park will look far different in the near future.
Council members on Tuesday approved two major changes in the city's biggest park, including adding a casino.
Casino Boats Bill Advances4 May 2005
The Senate gave key approval Tuesday to a bill that would allow counties ban casino boat operations.
New Machines Cause Lottery Headaches4 May 2005
News Brief: The Colorado Lottery's switchover of computers has resulted in enormous problems, angry customers and long lines at checkout counters.
Wyoming Gets Another Chance to Block Indian Casino4 May 2005
Federal appeals-court judges considering an Indian gambling case said Tuesday that Wyoming's gambling laws are so vague and confusing they might have to ask the state's Supreme Court for clarification.
Philippine Official Confronts Archbishop Over Jueteng Accusations4 May 2005
International News Brief: Presidential son and Pampanga Rep. Mikey Arroyo confronted Pangasinan Archbishop Oscar Cruz during a congressional hearing yesterday on reports linking the Arroyos, along with police officers and national and local officials, to jueteng.
Report Shows Casinos' Strength4 May 2005
Americans spent $28.9 billion last year in nontribal casinos across the United States, a 7 percent increase from 2003, according to an industry-funded study issued today.
Ex-Prosecutor Implicated in Slot Cheating4 May 2005
News Brief: A defense attorney who once worked as a state prosecutor was accused of participating in a slot machine cheating ring last year, but he might never be prosecuted after he cooperated with the Gaming Control Board in the case.
Discussion Leads Off Iowa Gaming Application Process4 May 2005
News Brief: A discussion of Waterloo's three competing gaming proposals led off an Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission hearing here Thursday on a total of 10 applications for gaming licenses around the state.
Niagara Falls Officials Concerned Over Casino Revenue Distribution4 May 2005
News Brief: Niagara USA Chamber of Commerce is asking Niagara County representatives to the state Legislature to figure out a way to distribute revenues from the Seneca Gaming Corp.
Punters Lay Bets on UK Election4 May 2005
International News Brief: Will it be a monkey on Michael or a pony on Tony? Neither, according to political punters, who are rushing to a lay a carpet (that's £3) on Charles Kennedy instead.
British Man Wins $1.7 Million at Vegas Poker Table4 May 2005
International News Brief: Paul Maxfield returned home with the largest sum ever netted by any Briton in a poker game in the United States.
VLT Revenues for Purses and Awards Constitutional, New York Court Rules4 May 2005
News Brief: The president of the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association said he hoped yesterday's ruling would accelerate contract negotiations with NYRA.
Foxwoods Opens Public Golf Course4 May 2005
News Brief: Foxwoods Casino is opening a championship-quality public golf course, another restaurant and several shops. That comes on the heels of a private golf course.
Group Wants Children Fund Repaid4 May 2005
News Brief: A group opposing to the spread of legalized gambling says a casino in Ontario should repay hundreds of thousands of dollars that a woman from Hamilton stole from a children's hospital fund and lost at the casino.
Ho Plans Biggest Macau Casino4 May 2005
News Brief: Macau tycoon Stanley Ho yesterday unveiled plans for what will be the gambling haven's largest casino, the Oceanus, a colossal downtown entertainment complex covering three city blocks.
Missouri Loss Limit Goes Back to General Assembly4 May 2005
News Brief: This year's push to repeal Missouri's $500 casino loss limit is expected to hit the General Assembly soon, and Senate Majority Leader Charlie Shields will lead the effort.
McCarran Seeking to Ease Congestion4 May 2005
Weeks removed from its busiest month on record and with further growth projected in the months and years to come, McCarran International Airport simply can't afford to rely on the status quo.
Pinnacle Entertainment Reports $2.2 Million Loss4 May 2005
Pinnacle Entertainment said Tuesday it increased its year-over-year quarterly revenues but suffered a loss in net income because of development costs and early debt retirement.
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