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Gaming News Archives - Page 4492Life Among the Slots: Oh, Those Sexy Slots!21 March 2004
Pam Droog: I have to admit, I'm not easily shocked, but even I gasped a little at this stripper-themed nickel slot's suggestiveness, despite the fact that the characters are cartoons!
Horoscope for the Week of March 21, 200420 March 2004
Spring is here, again! Equinox festivities everywhere are a tribute to the
annual return of longer days, warmer air, and more sunshine and plant
growth.
Tribe Offers Land for Casino19 March 2004
News Brief: Leaders of the Seneca-Cayugas of Oklahoma went to Albany, New York, this week to press an offer to settle their share of the Cayuga Indian land claim in exchange for state approval to build a casino in the Catskills or Rochester.
Vegas Slot Bar Machines Shut Down19 March 2004
Nevada gaming regulators forced a three-year-old West Sahara Avenue bar to turn off its slot machines Thursday afternoon after the club's owner failed to pay his quarterly slot licensing fees on time.
Battle Brews Over Strip Casino Parking19 March 2004
A battle brewing between Strip kingpins Steve Wynn and Sheldon Adelson revolves around parking spaces.
Vegas Public Protests Suggestive Billboards19 March 2004
Southern Nevadans concerned about sexually suggestive billboards showed up at Thursday's Nevada Gaming Commission meeting, hoping their anger about the larger-than-life ads inspires regulators to reign in casino billboard excess.
Bingo Now Beamed into Homes19 March 2004
BingoTV is a live bingo game that broadcasts every Wednesday evening on the Dish Network satellite service. So far, the program is a success.
Maryland Lawmaker Seeks Slots Amendment19 March 2004
News Brief: An anti-slots legislator says he will seek to amend a budget bill that is up for a vote today to freeze the number of electronic video gambling devices in commercial bingo halls at the current level.
Bill Calls for NYRA Restructuring19 March 2004
News Brief: The New York Racing Association would be restructured and required to pay back about $14 million taken from horse owners' accounts under a bill proposed by a key state senator.
Saskatchewan Chief Fears Casino Delay19 March 2004
News Brief: Construction season is almost here and Whitecap First Nation Chief Darcy Bear says he has concerns about the delay in getting a licence for the casino he hopes will anchor a Saskatoon-to-Lake Diefenbaker tourist corridor.
PEI Considers VLTs for Tracks19 March 2004
News Brief: The Prince Edward Island government is considering allowing the province's two racetracks to install video lottery terminals to help generate revenue for the harness racing industry.
Louisiana Racinos have Successful Year19 March 2004
News Brief: Louisiana’s three racinos have produced more than $40 million for horsemen.
Canadian Track Fined19 March 2004
News Brief: Canadian harness track Flamboro Downs has been fined $75,244 and placed on 12 months' probation for violating security rules by the Ontario Racing Commission.
Nevada Commission Imposes Venetian Fine19 March 2004
The Nevada Gaming Commission has imposed an agreed-upon $1 million
fine on The Venetian for rigging contests and violating state gaming regulations.
Slot Tournament Winner Gets Chance at Millions19 March 2004
News Brief: Kathy Peavy got to live out the fantasy of millions of gamblers Thursday when she got a free pull on nearly 900 slot machines for winning a slot tournament last weekend.
UK City Approves Casino Deal19 March 2004
International News Brief: The future of Torbay's tourism received a boost yesterday after councillors backed the industry in a vote for a new £10 million casino complex.
Virgin to Launch Internet Gambling Portal19 March 2004
International News Brief: Virgin Group launch an Internet gambling portal in partnership with WagerWorks UK this summer.
Accountant to Return Stolen Gambling Money19 March 2004
International News Brief: A Melbourne court has been told an accountant who stole more than AUD$2 million from his employer is prepared to relinquish all his assets to pay the money back.
Cricket Fueling India's Illegal Betting Industry19 March 2004
International News Brief: The current India-Pakistan cricket series in Pakistan, the first in 14 years, is reported to have spurred on the bookies who expect the betting graph to reach unprecedented heights.
Office Pools Considered Illegal19 March 2004
News Brief: In Indiana, the March Madness office pools popping up in workplaces are illegal, according to the Chief of staff with the Marion County Prosecutor's office.
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