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Gaming News Archives - Page 4316What Makes You Like One Slot Machine Better than Another?11 May 2005
Heard it on the River10 May 2005
Rudi Schiffer gives the lowdown on the latest news from the resorts in Tunica, Mississippi.
Kentucky Derby Proves to Be a Dandy for Oasis Casino10 May 2005
Oasis Casino, Sportsbook & Racebook announced that the 131st running of the Kentucky Derby yielded a record setting day for its online racebook.
California Lottery Corrects Problem in its Daily Derby Game10 May 2005
The California Lottery has corrected a draw machine programming problem an observant individual found in its Daily Derby horse-racing game, and will hold a special bonus promotion, ]Daily Derby Bonus’, for players of the game from May 18th through June 1st.
Expert: What Happens in Las Vegas Has More Options10 May 2005
These days, the city's efforts to buck another common travel trend is enabling it to outperform most other popular destinations.
Lottery Grants Help Northern Ireland10 May 2005
International News Brief: Schools, community halls and youth groups in Northern Ireland are to benefit from £5.3 million in National Lottery grants.
Local Casinos Can't Lift MTR Gaming's Profits10 May 2005
Cash flow at Binion's, shown here in April 2004, rose in the first quarter, but the property's parent, MTR Gaming Group, said Monday that company profits in the quarter fell 4.5 percent from a year ago.
South Carolina Schools Dependent on Lottery Funds10 May 2005
News Brief: Look no further than Irmo High School to get a feel for how important lottery-funded scholarships are in South Carolina.
Nova Scotia Could Lose $200 Million from VLT Ban10 May 2005
News Brief: Nova Scotia's Conservative government estimates the province would lose as much as $200 million annually if video lottery terminals were banned.
Fast Movers: Exotic Cars Speeding Out Of Wynn Showroom10 May 2005
Some of the richest merchandise in Las Vegas has changed hands in recent days at the Ferrari and Maserati showroom at Wynn Las Vegas, which beckons passers-by with luxury cars displayed like fine art.
Georgia Looks Forward to North Carolina Lottery10 May 2005
News Brief: Somewhere in Georgia, lottery officials have got to be smiling as North Carolina inches closer to starting a lottery.
Actor Asks Man to End VLT Hunger Strike10 May 2005
News Brief: Canadian actor John Dunsworth says a New Brunswick man should continue his fight against video lottery terminals, but end his hunger strike.
South African Lottery Coincidence Surprises10 May 2005
International News Brief: South African lotto watchers who tuned in for Saturday's draw were surprised when no fewer than four of the winning numbers in the lottery were identical to the Lotto Plus winning numbers.
Iowa Casino Proposals Clear Hurdle10 May 2005
News Brief: All three Black Hawk County casino plans seeking state gaming licenses have now cleared their zoning hurdles.
Earnings Jump for Stratosphere Owner10 May 2005
The owner of the Stratosphere and two Arizona Charlie's casinos in Las Vegas reported a 63 percent increase in profit in the first quarter as business volumes rose across the company's casino floors and hotels.
Washington Group Focuses on Casino10 May 2005
News Brief: An intergovernmental roundtable involving one to two dozen elected officials have met since the beginning of the year to talk about how a tribal casino proposed by the Cowlitz Tribe would affect Southwest Washington.
Rhode Island Senate Supports Casino Query10 May 2005
News Brief: Rhode Island Senate President Joseph Montalbano is signing on to the House of Representatives’ request that the Supreme Court give an advisory opinion on the constitutionality of casino legislation that is working its way through the General Assembly.
Earnings Jump for Stratosphere Owner10 May 2005
The owner of the Stratosphere and two Arizona Charlie's casinos in Las Vegas reported a 63 percent increase in profit in the first quarter as business volumes rose across the company's casino floors and hotels.
New Card Games Are Popular10 May 2005
Card games being offered at Indian casinos in Oklahoma seem to be a hit with players, who no longer have to travel to other states to do this kind of gambling.
Pennsylvania District Accepts Slot Revenue10 May 2005
News Brief: The Highlands became the first in the Valley to accept slot-machine revenue, a move that's expected to lower property taxes.
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