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Gaming News Archives - Page 4552How Much Money Should You Bring to Play the Game?17 February 2004
Youth 'Need Warning on Dangers of Gambling'16 February 2004
News Brief: Young people are twice as likely to be problem gamblers as the average B.C. resident -- and that's not good, says Surrey Coun. Penny Priddy.
Maine Groups Want Part in Review Process16 February 2004
News Brief: Four Maine groups that oppose giving Penn National a conditional license recently asked the Harness Racing Commission to let them participate in the review process.
Reno Hosts Nevada Gaming Summit16 February 2004
News Brief: The Northern Nevada Gaming Summit, a unique, new conference is scheduled for Wednesday evening and all day Thursday.
Problem Gamblers Call for VLT Ban16 February 2004
News Brief: Problem gamblers are among the loudest voices in the chorus calling for a ban on video lottery terminals in Alberta.
NYRA Still Lacks a Monitor16 February 2004
News Brief: Numerous individuals and firms formally applied to be the court-appointed monitor of the New York Racing Association, sources familiar with the process said.
Borgata Pulls $1,000 Slot Machines16 February 2004
News Brief: One of CEO Bob Boughner's favorite photo props inside Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa - the twin $1,000 slot machines - are on the shelf.
Wisconsin Voters to Vote on Ho-Chunk Proposal16 February 2004
News Brief: After an emotional and big-money campaign that has divided residents, voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether they want a Ho-Chunk bingo hall transformed into a high-stakes casino offering craps and blackjack.
Hard Rock Buried Under Pile of Resumes16 February 2004
News Brief: The crowd at the groundbreaking for the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi on Tuesday morning was impressive, but not as amazing as the number of people who have applied for a job at the resort.
Commissioner: West Virginia Locals Ought to Decide on Table Games16 February 2004
ews Brief: Hancock County residents should decide if table gambling is allowed at Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort, Hancock County Commissioner Dan Greathouse believes.
Casino Firm Weaves Web for Backers16 February 2004
News Brief: The 18 south suburban communities vying to bring casino gambling to Country Club Hills have taken their case to the World Wide Web.
Illinois Casinos Crime Fears Overblown16 February 2004
News Brief: When gambling was legalized in Illinois, detractors warned that riverboat casinos would be vice magnets. Ten years later, most of their concerns seem to be overblown.
Increase in Online Gambling Leads to More Addictions16 February 2004
News Brief: Dave Durbin refers to gambling, especially the increasingly popular online gambling, as 'the quiet disease.'
Poll: Iowans Don't Want More Casinos16 February 2004
News Brief: Iowans have a message for lawmakers considering a major gambling expansion: The state doesn't need more casinos.
Nevada Economy: Casino Companies Still Top Tax List16 February 2004
The tax man cometh, but his bite is not quite the same for everybody.
Casino Proposal Brings Traffic Concerns16 February 2004
News Brief: The likelihood of Connecticut's hosting another Indian casino has many officials in the Nutmeg State cringing and local residents peering anxiously over the border.
Nevadan At Work: Matthew Hileman, Marketing director, Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art16 February 2004
Matthew Hileman has traveled a long way to land in an odd little place -- a Kunsthalle, or small, privately owned art gallery in the desert.
Montana Casino Locations Up for Vote16 February 2004
News Brief: The Grand Falls Commission will vote Tuesday on whether to extend temporary rules on where casinos can be located in city.
Inside Gaming Column: Castoffs Catcher May Snag Castaways16 February 2004
A selection of stories from inside the industry this week.
Macau's Casino Untouched by Bird Flu16 February 2004
International News Brief: Macau's vitally important casino sector has so far remained immune to avian influenza epidemic, according to insider source.
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