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Gaming News Archives - Page 4149Tennessee Ticket Wins $25.5 Million Powerball Jackpot31 March 2005
Not only was there one winning Powerball jackpot ticket worth
$25.5 million that was sold in Tennessee, but also there were 21 tickets that won $500,000, and an additional 89 tickets that won $100,000.
Woman to Change Name to GoldenPalace.com31 March 2005
As a result of the one-of-a-kind auction, the seller formerly known as
Terri Ilagan, will now be paid $15,199 to legally change her name to
GoldenPalace.com.
Trans World Corporation Earnings Up31 March 2005
Trans World Corporation, the owner and operator of casinos in Europe, today announces a 425% increase in net earnings for the year ended December 31, 2004 versus 2003.
American Wagering Restores Stock Symbol31 March 2005
American Wagering, Inc., OTC Bulletin Board: BETM reports that the "Q" designation has been removed from the company's stock symbol.
Station Casinos to Develop 17-Screen Movie Theatre31 March 2005
Station Casinos, Inc. and Regal Cinemas, Inc. have commenced the development of a 17-screen movie theater complex.
Eng's Betting on Horse Racing for Dummies -- Smart Buy at GBC31 March 2005
Howard Schwartz reviews Richard Eng's "Betting of Horseracing for Dummies."
New Buffalo Casino One Step Closer to Reality30 March 2005
Leech Lake Gaming Receives Minnesota Literacy Award30 March 2005
Leech Lake Gaming is the recipient of the Minnesota Literacy Council's Community Partnership Award, the first Native American casino in the nation to earn the honor.
California Tickets May Lead to Robbers30 March 2005
News Brief: Winning scratch tickets may lead police to a suspects in a robbery and homicide.
Panel Eyes Tax Rate for Slots30 March 2005
News Brief: Florida senators considering the tax and regulation of slot machines had several suggestions including a tax rate between 30 and 35 percent.
Sportsbook.com Credits Betting Options to Popularity30 March 2005
Sportsbook.com attributes the growing popularity in online gambling to the endless betting options that exist, beyond just predicting who will win the game.
Few Gaming Firms Disclose Figures on Minority Hiring30 March 2005
hile MGM Mirage isn't the only company to make public its track record on minority hiring and purchasing, most other gaming companies either choose to keep such information private or say they haven't made a decision on whether to release it.
Earnings Flat for Gaming Partners30 March 2005
Revenue climbed but earnings were flat for Las Vegas-based casino equipment supplier Gaming Partners International Corp., the company announced Tuesday.
No Clear Winner in Iowa Study30 March 2005
The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance's long-awaited study on three competing casino projects in Waterloo has failed to define a clear winner.
NIGA Hosts Festival30 March 2005
The National Indian Gaming Association will host a festival of Native music, dance and food on Sunday, April 10, 2005, in San Diego, California.
Point Molate Casino Moves Ahead30 March 2005
News Brief: A Berkeley developer’s plans for a $700 million luxury casino resort at the foot of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge will move another step closer to realization Thursday night.
Governors, Tribal Leaders Meet30 March 2005
News Brief: Governor Bill Owens brought 10 state governors and leaders from 23 tribes to Denver on Tuesday to look at ways Congress might improve the 17-year- old Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
Buzztime Launches Texas Hold'em for TV30 March 2005
Buzztime Entertainment, the Play-Along TV community and a subsidiary of NTN Communications, Inc. launches the debut of multiplayer Texas Hold'em for digital cable television.
South Carolina Casino Boat Bill Passed30 March 2005
News Brief: A South Carolina bill that lets cities and counties ban or regulate casino boats passed the Senate Judiciary Committee 16-5 Tuesday after a contentious discussion.
Casino Hurricane Measure Passed30 March 2005
News Brief: The Legislature on Tuesday passed a measure that would afford casinos more protection from hurricanes and saltwater corrosion.
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