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Gaming News Archives - Page 4371Station Casinos Settles Surcharge Lawsuit31 August 2004
Hundreds of thousands of people who stayed at Station Casinos Inc. hotels over the past several years have recently begun receiving coupons worth $3 and $2.50 as part of a $5.2 million settlement of a proposed class action lawsuit.
Handle Falls at Pimlico Summer Meet31 August 2004
News Brief: The average total daily handle at the recently concluded Pimlico Race Course summer race meet declined 10.3% compared with last year’s summer meet at Laurel Park with betting on live racing dropping 5.5%.
All N Poker Releases Accessories Line31 August 2004
All N Poker is going all in with the national introduction of its line of No-Limit Texas Hold "Em poker clothing and accessories.
IGT Consolidating into One Building31 August 2004
The world's largest slot machine manufacturer plans to consolidate its Southern Nevada operation under one roof.
Singaporeans Split Over Casino Idea31 August 2004
International News Brief: Singaporeans are split over the idea of allowing a casino to be opened in the island state even with restricted entry, according to a recent survey.
Two New Progressives on Jackpot Madness31 August 2004
Heading the new game launch is King Cashalot progressive slot with a medieval theme and 5-reel 9 line action.
WagerOnSports.com Release Odds on First NFL Coach to be Fired31 August 2004
WagerOnSports.com has released odds on which current NFL head coach will be the first to be fired or resign from his position.
VirtGame Sports Product Receives Nevada Approval31 August 2004
VirtGame Corp. PrimeLine Sports Bet Express has received final approval from the State of Nevada Gaming Commission.
Pennsylvania Companies Join Lottery Program31 August 2004
Two companies based in the York area, have pledged to purchase Pennsylvania Lottery instant tickets for employees in support of the Lottery's Golden Opportunities Employee Rewards Program.
Kansas County, Tribe Eye Casino for Future31 August 2004
News Brief: Six years ago, most of the roads at the Potawatomi reservation north of Topeka were either dirt or gravel. What a difference a casino makes
Expert: Halt Saskatchewan Casino Expansion31 August 2004
News Brief: The Saskatchewan government should put the brakes on casino expansion until the province does a study on its socio-economic impact, says an expert on problem gambling.
Ohio Town Uses Gambling to Draw Tourists31 August 2004
News Brief: Village officials of Put-In-Bay on South Bass Island are trying to draw back tourists with gambling events.
Ladbrokes Slashes Odds on Science31 August 2004
International News Brief: The chances of scientists making one of five remarkable discoveries by 2010 have been hugely underestimated, according to bookmakers.
MAGIC Draws Complaints31 August 2004
Such was the response from attendees at this year's autumn Men's Apparel Guild in California trade show, which for the first time in six years is taking place entirely under one Las Vegas roof.
Pennsylvania Board Appointee's Priority is Integrity31 August 2004
News Brief: Trading in his FBI badge for an appointment to the new Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Kenneth T. McCabe said his top priority is ensuring the ‘integrity of the board is above reproach’.
South Australian Opposition Concerned About Pokie Numbers31 August 2004
International News Brief: The South Australian Opposition is calling for the release of a regional impact statement on poker machine numbers, saying the issue shows the Government is paying lip service to country areas.
Priest Sorry for Stealing31 August 2004
News Brief: A Catholic priest who took more than $200,000 from his church to support his gambling habit says he wants his former congregation to know he’s sorry.
Premerger Dealings: Colony Capital Bid on Four Casinos Could Speed Up Caesars Deal31 August 2004
Harrah's Entertainment signed an agreement with Colony Capital on Friday to sell four key properties involved in its $9.4 billion buyout of Caesars Entertainment, a move that could speed the regulatory process for the merger, insiders and experts said Monday.
Washington State Tribal Casinos Grow31 August 2004
News Brief: Work has begun on a 70-room hotel at the Lucky Eagle Casino in Rochester, south of Olympia, one of a number of tribal casino expansion projects in the South Sound.
Room Rates Stall, Convention Slate Expected to Reverse Trend31 August 2004
Following a year and a half of hefty price increases, rates for rooms on the Strip booked three weeks in advance stayed relatively flat this summer.
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