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Gaming News Archives - Page 4191Black Oak Casino Launches Designated Driver Program17 February 2005
Black Oak Casino and the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians have partnered with the California Highway
Patrol to launch a designated driver program.
New York Tribal Casino Deal's Ethics Disputed17 February 2005
News Brief: A lawyer representing the Cayuga Indian Nation is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal expenses paid for by the tribe's proposed casino developer and stands to make $60 million if the Catskills project is accomplished, according to documents filed in response to a lawsuit.
ITouch Joins Up with Zone4Play17 February 2005
iTouch has signed an agreement with Zone4Play to distribute its extensive database of gaming, gambling and betting services to iTouch customers.
BetWWTS.com Offers Odds on NBA MVP17 February 2005
BetWWTS.com currently
has Steve Nash of the Phoenix Suns as the favorite to win the league MVP at 5/2 odds.
Seneca Gaming Q1 Results Up17 February 2005
Seneca Gaming Corporation reports the appointment of COO for all of
its gaming properties and reported its financial results for the Q1 2005.
BetWWTS.com Offers Odds on NHL 2005-06 Season17 February 2005
BetWWTS.com has created odds on the NHL having
a full, partial or no season for the 2005-06 campaign.
Caesars Honored by Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce17 February 2005
In recognition of its continued support for the ethnic communities of Las Vegas, Caesars Entertainment has been named Corporation of the Year by the Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce.
MGM MIRAGE, Mandalay Receive FTC Approval17 February 2005
MGM MIRAGE and Mandalay Resort Group jointly announced that they have been notified by the Federal Trade Commission that the its review of the pending acquisition is complele.
Pinnacle Reports Loss17 February 2005
Pinnacle Entertainment reports adjusted net loss for Q4 was $2.0 million, or $0.06 per share, compared to adjusted net loss of $2.2 million, or $0.09 per share, for Q4 2003.
Pinnacle Secures Additional Property in St. Louis17 February 2005
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. has entered into an agreement with a subsidiary of Isle of Capri Casinos by which Pinnacle will acquire property located along North First Street in downtown St. Louis.
Pitching Aces Focuses on Starters; Illman Deciphers Maidens, Juveniles17 February 2005
Howard Schwartz reviews "Pitching Aces 2005" by Phil Erwin and "Betting Maidens & 2-Year-Olds" by Dan Illman.
Casino Windsor Announces Major Expansion16 February 2005
Wynn Boasts High-Tech Slot Floor16 February 2005
One of the biggest advantages enjoyed by a brand-new casino is the opportunity to offer fresh gaming products, particularly on the slot floor. Wynn Las Vegas will be no exception.
Control Board Meetings on MGM, Mandalay Buyout Set16 February 2005
Nevada's gaming regulators have set special meetings to consider the combination of MGM Mirage and the Mandalay Resort Group, an indication that federal regulators are close to reaching a decision on the $7.9 billion deal.
Cities Negotiates Land Deals With Oklahoma-Based Tribe16 February 2005
The uncertainty about whether American Indians will be able to open casinos in Ohio is not stopping cities from negotiating multimillion-dollar land deals with one tribe.
Winnings for Louisiana Casinos Remain Relatively Flat16 February 2005
The take at most of Louisiana's 15 all-games casinos and three racetrack slot machine casinos edged up slightly last month from December.
Jan Jones to Deliver Caribbean Conference Keynote Speech16 February 2005
Jan L. Jones, former two-term mayor of
Las Vegas and current Harrah's executive, will deliver the keynote address
opening the seventh annual Caribbean Gaming & Hospitality Conference.
Australian Racetrack Ban For Gang Suspects16 February 2005
International News Brief: Suspected gangsters and organised crime identities will be banned from racetracks under new laws approved by the Victoria Government.
Maryland Racetrack Deal Collapses16 February 2005
News Brief: Orioles owner Peter G. Angelos' family pulled out of a deal yesterday to buy the Rosecroft Raceway, a surprise move that track officials cast as a vote of no-confidence in the prospects for legislation allowing slot machine gambling at racetracks.
Luminar, Accor Gets Planning Permission for Leeds Casino16 February 2005
International News Brief: Bar and nightclub operator Luminar and Accor Casinos have received planning permission for its casino development in Leeds.
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