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Gaming News Archives - Page 4307Chinese Soccer Manager Blames Gambling5 October 2004
nternational News Brief: A leading Chinese soccer club manager said on Tuesday that the country's professional league was facing collapse because of rampant corruption and match-fixing.
Gaming Insiders Concede Lack of Support on Some Ballot Initiatives5 October 2004
If voters approve every ballot initiative on gaming nationwide, supply company experts say they could be asked to provide as many as 175,000 new slot machines in years ahead.
Sky City Tops Corporate Value List5 October 2004
International News Brief: Sky City Entertainment has come out on top of a PricewaterhouseCoopers corporate value report of New Zealand's top 70 listed companies.
Retailers Bets on Poker's Popularity5 October 2004
News Brief: With poker's popularity growing because of televised tournaments, retailers are betting that playing cards and chips will be among the must-have items during the holiday shopping season.
Caesars Targets Union in Advertisement5 October 2004
Caesars Entertainment Inc. reached out to Atlantic City strikers in a full-page newspaper advertisement.
Shuffle Master Files Lawsuit Against Vending Data5 October 2004
Shuffle Master, Inc. has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against VendingData Corporation's new PokerOne shuffler.
Tropicana: Vegas Calling Shots for Atlantic City Strike5 October 2004
News Brief: Tropicana Casino and Resort has accused Local 54 of Unite Here of coercing its workers into a destructive strike that had more to do with labor issues in Las Vegas than in Atlantic City.
Players Place Bets on Poker as Career5 October 2004
News Brief: Nate Silver quit his $55,000-a-year financial consulting job in April to play poker.
GameTech Appoints New Director5 October 2004
GameTech International reports that Scott Shackelton has been appointed to its Board of Directors.
MIGA Disputes Casino Figures5 October 2004
The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association has blasted Governor Pawlenty for deliberately inflating tribal gaming revenue estimates in order to justify his efforts to force tribes into revenue-sharing agreements.
Aristocrat Technologies Signs Norwegian Cruise Lines Contract5 October 2004
Aristocrat Technologies has signed a contract to provide its OASIS Casino Management System to Norwegian Cruise Lines Corporation to link and monitor activity on 1,000 gaming machines.
The Die Is Cast - Casinos Short Of Workers5 October 2004
International News Brief: A threatened labour shortage in the booming gambling city of Macau became a reality last weekend when a new casino opened its doors for business even though it was short of skilled staff.
GoldenPalace.com Helps Charities5 October 2004
In an ongoing effort to help charities, GoldenPalace.com
has purchased the Ellen DeGeneres one-of-a-kind Cabbage Patch Kid at an eBay auction, benefiting The American Red Cross and Noah's Wish.
South Korea Betting On Foreign-Owned Casinos5 October 2004
International News Brief: Searching for new growth industries, Korea is taking bets on casinos - and Las Vegas is looking.
Expo Shows Gambling's Mainstream Status5 October 2004
News Brief: From gas station scratch tickets to the gaudy glitter along The Strip, gambling is as all-American as Larry King, Indiana Jones and Pamela Anderson.
Iowa Adopts Self-Banning Rules5 October 2004
News Brief: Iowans addicted to gambling will have an easier time banning themselves from casinos under rules being adopted by state regulators.
Skynet in Talks to Build Macau Hotel-Casino5 October 2004
International News Brief: Skynet Holdings is in talks to build a hotel-casino complex in Macau for tycoon Stanley Ho.
Man Sues Casino for Fall5 October 2004
News Brief: A freak accident at the roulette tables in Las Vegas has a plumber demanding a payoff.
Wisdom While You Wait5 October 2004
Las Vegas travel leaders are confident an array of sword-wielding knights, Carrot Top's comic antics and a touch of Lance Burton magic will help reduce the length and frequency of security-related delays at McCarran International Airport.
Casino Signs to Sponsor Illinois Arena5 October 2004
News Brief: The Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino signed a multiyear deal to be a presenting sponsor for a 7,000-seat arena in downtown Bloomington.
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