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Gaming News Archives - Page 4481Bingo Gets Upgraded To First Class25 October 2004
Cyberslotz.co.uk launches first turbo-driven bingo game online.
World Famous Tomb Raider Licensed By Microgaming25 October 2004
Microgaming has licensed the Tomb Raider brand from Eidos, one of the world’s leading developers and publishers of entertainment software.
Paddy Power to Offer Online Poker25 October 2004
International News Brief: Bookmaker Paddy Power is set to offer online poker as part of the company's expansion of its internet activities which are becoming increasingly profitable for the Irish company.
More Sales May Follow Caesars' New Orleans Riverboat Deal25 October 2004
Analysts say the sale of the Bally's riverboat casino in New Orleans by Caesars Entertainment Inc. may not be the last move by Caesars in the coming months as the company prepares for its merger with Harrah's Entertainment Inc.
Atlantic City Borgata Set for Expansion25 October 2004
Boyd Gaming Corp. -- fresh from announcing a major casino expansion at its Borgata resort in Atlantic City -- is expected to discuss details of a new hotel tower during the company's third-quarter earnings report on Tuesday.
Slot Maker to Add 40 Jobs25 October 2004
Aristocrat Technologies Inc. is adding about 40 new positions in Las Vegas to handle the company's growing slot manufacturing business in North America.
Poker Tournaments Give Fundraisers Full Houses25 October 2004
News Brief: Charity poker tournaments champion everything from high school track teams to religious groups to foundations for diabetes and multiple sclerosis.
Singapore May Call for Casino Proposals Soon25 October 2004
International News Brief: The Singapore government may soon ask private sector players to come forward with proposals on how to develop the island's first casino project but they must be clear on the broad concept already decided.
Paris Hilton Designs Vegas Suite25 October 2004
News Brief: Paris Hilton is designing her own personal suite at the Aladdin hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip
Virtgame Launches Sport Book on Cruise25 October 2004
VirtGame Corp. reports that the Ocean Jewel, docked in
international waters off St. Petersburg, will be the first vessel to carry the PrimeLine Sports Book capability aboard its ship.
Web Site Partners With AOL Division25 October 2004
A division of America Online and VEGAS.com have launched a new Web site to deliver Spanish-language content about Las Vegas to Hispanic customers.
Reno, Washoe Officials Could Place Temporary Ban On Gaming Licenses25 October 2004
News Brief: Following Sparks’ lead, Reno and Washoe County officials on Friday decided to implement six-month moratoriums on hearing applications for unrestricted gaming licenses.
Table Mountain Casino Donates to Golf Club25 October 2004
Table Mountain Casino's $10,690 donation keeps the high school program alive at Sierra High Golf Club.
Kansas Compact Adds New Slant to Casino Debate25 October 2004
News Brief: Kansas gambling opponents fear that the new compact would encourage gambling promoters to return to the Legislature year after year, seeking slots.
Aussie Govt Tries For Gambling ATM Ban25 October 2004
News Brief: The federal government has asked banks to consider placing restrictions on automatic teller machines (ATMs) at gaming venues in a bid to help problem gamblers.
Blair's Fundraiser Met with MGM Mirage25 October 2004
International News Brief: Tony Blair’s chief fundraiser met a high-ranking executive of the MGM Mirage weeks before the government published plans to allow Las Vegas-style casinos in Britain.
Jowell Defends New Laws25 October 2004
International News Brief: Plans to liberalise Britain's laws on gambling have been defended by Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell.
Minnesota Take Could Amount to Half of Casino Profits25 October 2004
ws Brief: The $350 million that Governor Pawlenty demanded from Minnesota’s casino tribes may amount to 50 percent to 90 percent of the total casino profits.
West Virginia Gambling Expansion Meets Opposition25 October 2004
News Brief: At least one member of Wheeling City Council said he will not tolerate the possible expansion of video gambling machines and bars into the city's neighborhoods.
Blair: Gambling Bill Will Protect Children25 October 2004
International News Brief: Tony Blair today defended the government's controversial gambling bill, denying that it would open the way to a massive expansion in the number of casinos and insisting that it would provide improved regulation and 'better protection for children'.
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