 Newsletter Signup
Stay informed with the
NEW Casino City Times newsletter! Gaming Destination News
Online Gambling News
|
Gaming News Archives - Page 4127Emerald Could Change Plans19 April 2005
News Brief: Emerald Casino Inc. could change a controversial plan to sell its gaming license to a company planning to open a casino in Rosemont.
Credit Rating Raised19 April 2005
Aristocrat Leisure Ltd., the world's second-largest maker of slot machines, had its credit rating raised one level to 'BB+' from 'BB' by Standard & Poor's.
Mandalay Reports Conversion Rights for Notes19 April 2005
Mandalay Resort Group reports additional conversion rights of holders of its $400 million Floating Rate Convertible Senior Debentures due 2033 in anticipation of its proposed merger.
MGM Mirage Reports Rosy Profit, Outlook19 April 2005
MGM Mirage officials said the company shattered profit records at several Las Vegas Strip resorts in the first quarter and that the remainder of the year also looks strong.
Full House Resorts Opens Expansion19 April 2005
Full House Resorts, Inc. rreports the opening of the 144 slot machine expansion at Midway Slots and Simulcast at the Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington, Delaware.
Poker Tournament Kicks Off at Bellagio19 April 2005
Professional gambler Annie Duke played in the World Poker Tour championship, which runs through Sunday.
Control Board Member Offers Regulation Lesson19 April 2005
Keeping up with rapidly changing technology is the biggest challenge facing gaming regulators, a state Gaming Control Board member told a class of UNLV law students Monday.
Riviera's Staying Power on Display19 April 2005
Like a showgirl past her prime, the 2,100-room property is a sentimental testament to the glitz and glory of the city's past.
The Quarter at Tropicana Leads Atlantic City's Revitalization19 April 2005
With the opening of The Quarter, the $280 million non-gaming expansion, Tropicana Casino and Resort has taken the lead in the city's revitalization.
Tattersall Wins Court Approval for Restructuring19 April 2005
International News Brief: Tattersall's has won in-principle court approval for its restructure, clearing one of the final obstacles to what will be Australia's biggest float this year at more than $2 billion.
MGM Mirage Announces Big Plans for Macau Casinos19 April 2005
MGM Mirage said today the government of Macau has granted a subconcession to a joint venture with business partner Pansy Ho Chiu-king to build a $975 million casino resort in the Chinese province.
Iroquois Chiefs Condemn Pataki's Proposal19 April 2005
News Brief: The traditional chiefs of the six Iroquois nations condemned Governor George Pataki's proposed gambling compacts with tribes looking to build casinos in the Catskills.
Casino Windsor Profits Shrink19 April 2005
News Brief: Profits at Casino Windsor continue to shrink because of increased border security, competition from Detroit casinos, the lingering repercussions from a six-week strike last year and the declining value of the Canadian dollar.
California Tribe Looks at Casino Move Proposal19 April 2005
News Brief: Members of one of two Timbisha Shoshone Tribal Councils are looking at a proposal to move their casino venture from Hesperia to a sprawling 310-acre site near Newberry Springs.
CryptoLogic Cashes in on Online Poker19 April 2005
News Brief: CryptoLogic Inc. is cashing in on the on-line poker craze. But with the stock already up sharply, should investors be holding or folding?
Wynn Offers Inside Look at New Resort19 April 2005
Wynn Las Vegas opens to the public in less than nine days, and the inside of the $2.7 billion megaresort already looks spectacular.
Gambling Ring Busted, Couple Held19 April 2005
International News Brief: A Malaysian couple were receiving stakes of up to RM30,000 per day in their illegal betting operation.
Hong Kong Tycoon Takes Payout19 April 2005
International News Brief: Real estate tycoon Lui Che-woo and his family will take a payout of more than HK$11.5 billion on their long-shot bet on Macau's gambling industry.
William Hill Signs Deals for TV Channel19 April 2005
International News Brief: Bookmaker William Hill has this week signed two major content deals for its fledgling digital TV channel.
Saskatchewan City Responds to Casino Smoking19 April 2005
News Brief: The mayor of the smoke-free city of Yorkton wants to talk to the Sakimay band about a First Nations casino's decision to allow smoking again.
|