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Gaming News Archives - Page 4463Powerball Jackpot Rises to $120 Million26 April 2004
Because no one correctly matched all six numbers in Saturday's drawing the jackpot will grow to an estimated $120 million.
Late-Night Bingo Fills Taj Mahal26 April 2004
News Brief: Late-night bingo is filling the Taj Mahal ballroom every Tuesday night.
Professional Bettors Bet on Rebate Shops26 April 2004
News Brief: Rebate shops offer from 4 percent to 10 percent back on every dollar wagered whether bettors win or lose. For professional bettors, the savings add up fast.
Ad Effects, Terrorism Fears Fade26 April 2004
Fears about terrorism and the city's "What happens here, stays here" ad campaign are fading as issues in helping visitors decide whether or not to come to Las Vegas, pollsters said Friday.
Inside Gaming Column: Wynn Shows Off Showroom Design26 April 2004
A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.
Online Ad Service for Gaming Operators26 April 2004
Lund & Manasse Advertising recently launched a new Web site, designed to give small gaming operators access to advertising agency-quality posters.
Saskatchewan Casino Plan Gets Supports26 April 2004
News Brief: The Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce is asking the provincial government to approve the proposed casino-resort development on the Whitecap reserve south of Saskatoon.
Poll: Lincoln Park Bettors Choose Resort Casino26 April 2004
News Brief: A poll conducted by Lincoln Park shows that nine out of 10 of its bettors would bolt to a resort casino if one were built in West Warwick, Rhode Island.
Manitoba Tribes Wants Control Over Casino26 April 2004
News Brief: The owners of Manitoba's only First Nations-run casino say they're having trouble making ends meet and are demanding the province turn over management of the gambling facility.
Mohegan Sun Accounting Changed26 April 2004
News Brief: Due to the fallout of corporate scandals, companies like the Mohegans have to document their business practices in painstaking detail and share more information with the public than ever before.
California Bill Gives Local Communities a Voice26 April 2004
News Brief: A North Coast lawmaker is crafting legislation designed to ensure that local governments have the opportunity to negotiate concessions from Indian tribes seeking to build casinos.
Investors to Cash In On Colorado Tribal Casino26 April 2004
News Brief: Developers of a proposed Indian casino near Denver would pocket a significant share of the casino's revenues during its first 12 years of operation, according to the executive spearheading the project.
America West Airlines Launches New Las Vegas Service26 April 2004
America West Airlines initiated new service today between its Las Vegas hub and Burbank, California.
Hotels, Las Vegas Casinos See Boom in Recovery26 April 2004
News Brief: Hotel and casino operators are reporting higher profits as tourism and conventioneer business accelerates.
UK Problem Gamblers Face Additional Checks26 April 2004
International News Brief: Gamblers who get too hooked on the cards and roulette wheels will be told to leave casinos under controversial Government plans to combat addiction.
Golfer Joins Trump's Indiana Casino Bid26 April 2004
News Brief: Fuzzy Zoeller, the champion golfer, has teamed with Donald Trump in the Trump Casino bid to win the contract for the gambling complex to be built between French Lick and West Baden Springs.
Public Ambivalent about Michigan Casino Delay26 April 2004
News Brief: A new delay in building the FireKeepers Casino in Emmett Township may not be stirring strong public reaction.
California Agencies: Compacts Need Teeth26 April 2004
News Brief: As Governor Schwarzenegger negotiates new casino compacts with tribes, local officials around the state are hoping the new agreements will come with the legal tools and political will to make them enforceable.
Casino Businessman's Ties to Israeli Leader Probed26 April 2004
International News Brief: A police investigator charged that Austrian businessman and part owner of a Jericho casino, Martin Schlaff, was closely connected to companies established by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's son, Gilad, and Sharon's close friend, Cyril Kern.
Thai Senate Opposes Legalized Casinos26 April 2004
International News Brief: A Senate committee yesterday expressed strong opposition to legalising the casino business in Thailand, arguing that allowing gambling would do more harm than good to the country.
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