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Gaming News Archives - Page 4387All Jackpots Online Casino Celebrates Re-Launch With Viper9 February 2005
The Jackpot Factory Group of casinos announce the re-launch of All Jackpots Online Casino, now available on the popular Viper online casino software platform.
Dostoyevsky Descendant Wants Lottery Tickets Changed9 February 2005
International News Brief: The great-great- grandson of Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky is involved in litigation demanding that the writer's picture be removed from lottery tickets.
Connecticut Casino Tribes Go National9 February 2005
News Brief: With a page from the playbook of Las Vegas gambling giants, Connecticut's Indian casinos are taking their act nationwide in a bid to create wagering empires stretching from coast to coast.
Tourists Budgeting More for Gambling Trips9 February 2005
Las Vegas visitors spent less time on the casino floor, but budgeted more money to gamble in 2004, a year-end report by Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority analysts said.
Ohio Casino Revenue Sharing Plan Approved9 February 2005
News Brief: Monroe City Council has approved a revenue-sharing agreement with the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma for a proposed casino at Ohio 63 and Interstate 75.
Clayton To Recuse Himself From Megamerger Debate9 February 2005
Mark Clayton's greatest strength as the state's newest gaming regulator may be his ability to analyze complex securities issues.
California to Join Mega Millions Lottery9 February 2005
News Brief: As soon as this summer, California will join 11 other states in the Mega Millions lottery.
Pennsylvania Gaming Board Hires Five Employees, Divides Duties9 February 2005
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board hired five employees at its third meeting Tuesday and announced that six of its members will each specialize in separate aspects of their operations.
BC Track Loses Slot Support9 February 2005
News Brief: North Saanich council has yanked its support for slot machines at Sandown racetrack, but on the other hand eagerly invites redevelopment plans which will include slot machines.
Authorities Crack Down on Illegal Gambling9 February 2005
State authorities are cracking down on illegal gambling, from a Super Bowl betting pool in Albuquerque to a high-stakes poker game in southern New Mexico.
Online Gambling Hits it Big9 February 2005
News Brief: After years of escalating growth, online gambling is poised for its biggest year.
Australian Gambling Site Under Fire9 February 2005
International News Brief: A Government-funded interactive website introducing school students to gambling has come under fire from the Salvation Army.
Ho-Chunk Nation Takes Alternate Route to Casino9 February 2005
News Brief: The Ho-Chunk Nation, which has proposed operating a casino in Lynwood, is expected to ask federal authorities by late next month to designate property in the town as reservation territory.
Rhode Island Revised Casino Referendum Released9 February 2005
News Brief: A reworked version of the casino-referendum bill that was effectively knocked off the ballot by the Rhode Island Supreme Court will be unveiled at a State House news conference today.
Golden Nugget's Poster Deals, Property Accepts $30,000 Fine9 February 2005
Executives of downtown's Golden Nugget casino have settled a three-count complaint filed last month by the state Gaming Control Board and would pay a $30,000 fine under a proposed settlement agreement.
Tourism: 37.4 Million Magical for Las Vegas9 February 2005
Though most everyone predicted big gains, even high expectations couldn't overshadow what was a remarkable year for the local travel industry.
Attorney for Caesars Tapped as Gaming Regulator9 February 2005
Gov. Kenny Guinn reached into the casino industry ranks Tuesday for the newest member of the Gaming Control Board, naming Caesars Entertainment attorney Mark Clayton to the three-member regulatory body.
Midas Entertainment Results Up9 February 2005
Midas Entertainment, Inc. reports that it has taken in $5.82 million in bets for the month of January.
Big Haul, But Not For Bettors: Books Get All They Can Handle9 February 2005
A record of just under $90.8 million was wagered on Super Bowl XXXIX, and the state's 173 sports books won a record $15.4 million, according to figures released Tuesday by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
Mega Millions Jackpot Rises to $50 Million9 February 2005
Since no ticket matched all six numbers to win the estimated $40 million jackpot, that jackpot now grows to an estimated $50 million for the Friday, February 11, 2005 drawing.
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