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Gaming News Archives - Page 4289Mikohn Poker Table Game Wins Approval1 November 2004
Mikohn Gaming has received approval from the Mississippi Gaming Commission and the Washington State Gambling Commission for its Texas Hold 'Em Bonus Poker table game.
Las Vegas Man Wins $13.6 Million Jackpot1 November 2004
In the poker room of The Palms Casino where he plays regularly, he is known as Lucky Mickey and Michael Glass earned the moniker this afternoon when he won $13.6 million on Nevada Megabucks.
Calder Meet Results Down1 November 2004
Overall, the Calder meet showed declines in attendance and wagering, but the Festival of the Sun and the Summit of Speed, Calder's popular day of sprint stakes in July, once again proved to be successful events.
Honk If You Love Monopoly's Free Parking Video Slot1 November 2004
Pam Droog: WMS Gaming's Monopoly franchise just keeps growing.
Experienced Players See Green on Online Poker Sites29 October 2004
News Brief: There is a new generation of poker players who feast on the growing number of novices taking up online poker.
California Tribal Regulations Raise Concerns29 October 2004
News Brief: Federal authorities plan to raise concerns with the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians in Santa Barbara County about how the tribe regulates gambling at its casino, one of the most profitable in California.
Gambling Industry May Lose at Ballot Box29 October 2004
News Brief: The gambling industry's long and triumphant march toward near-ubiquity on the American landscape may be about to trip over the ballot box.
Sky City Upbeat Despite Smoking Ban29 October 2004
International News Brief: Sky City is upbeat about future growth despite facing uncertainty and a $10 million hit to the pocket as December's smoking ban looms.
Study Accents Hazard of Secondhand Smoke29 October 2004
News Brief: According to the study, published last month in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, the air in bars and casinos can have up to 50 times more cancer-causing particles than the air on rush-hour highways.
Kickapoos Opens New Facility29 October 2004
The Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino held its grand opening ceremonies this week for a new facility three times the size of the casino it replaced.
US, Antigua Break Off Talks on Internet Gambling29 October 2004
News Brief: The United States and the tiny Caribbean state of Antigua and Barbuda have broken off talks to resolve a high stakes dispute over the U.S. ban on Internet gambling, a U.S. trade official said on Thursday.
Oklahomans to Vote on Gambling Amendments29 October 2004
News Brief: On Tuesday, Oklahomans vote on nine proposed constitutional amendments including a state lottery and expansion of electronic casino gambling to Oklahoma’s three licensed racetracks.
Judge Hears Tribal Gambling Case29 October 2004
ews Brief: A lawyer for the Catawba Indian Nation argued that a federal judge should decide whether the state can prevent the tribe from operating video gambling machines in Rock Hill.
UK Bookies Profit Off of US Elections29 October 2004
International News Brief: British bookmakers and betting exchanges are set to take almost £20 million worth of trades on the contest between George W Bush and John Kerry by the time the US Presidential election results come in on Tuesday night.
New Jersey Governor's Casino Trips Scrutinized29 October 2004
News Brief: New Jersey casino regulators have asked the state attorney general to authorize an investigation into whether freebies and perks were improperly bestowed on the governor and his staff during unpublicized visits to Trump Plaza in 2002, according to two law enforcement sources.
Gambling Charges Against Poker Tournament Dropped29 October 2004
News Brief: Stearns County Attorney Janelle Kendall said she would not bring illegal gambling charges against the man who put on Texas Hold'em tournaments at a local bowling alley.
Restaurant Company Considers Casinos29 October 2004
News Brief: Landry's Restaurants is eyeing various acquisitions including casinos, CEO Tilman Fertitta said yesterday.
Horoscope for the week of October 31, 200429 October 2004
What a line-up of excitement with Halloween, All Souls, Samhain, The U.S. Election and all on the heels of some very significant planetary alignments.
Casinos Accused of Labor Offenses29 October 2004
With 10,000 casino workers going into the fifth week of their walkout in Atlantic
City, union officials escalated hostilities Thursday by filing about 200 unfair labor
practices complaints with the National Labor Relations Board.
Sportingbet Acquires ParadisePoker.com29 October 2004
Sportingbet Plc reports the acquisition of ParadisePoker.com, a leader in the fast-growing online poker sector, creating the first global online poker, sports betting and casino operator.
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