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Gaming News Archives - Page 4572Sign Goes Up on Wynn Resort3 August 2004
The sign on Wynn Las Vegas was erected on the side of the building Friday.
Mikohn Narrows Loss in Second Quarter3 August 2004
Losses at slot machine maker Mikohn Gaming Corp. narrowed in the second quarter and executives said the company will either break even or make a profit for the first time in years this quarter.
Talks Continue on Maryland Slots as Deadline for Action Nears3 August 2004
House leaders and the governor's budget secretary emerged from another round of talks on slot machines Monday with no agreement on a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize slots, but they will keep talking.
Atlantic City Needs to Boost Nongaming Options, Experts Say3 August 2004
News Brief: Experts told a Senate committee on Monday that Atlantic City needs to significantly boost entertainment and other nongaming options in order to limit any loss of casino business when slot machines arrive in Pennsylvania.
Ellis Island Sues Over Failed Tuscany Suites Merger3 August 2004
The merger between the Ellis Island Casino & Brewery and the Tuscany Suites and Casino Resort has been scrapped and Ellis Island's owner has filed suit in Clark County District Court over the abandonment of the deal.
Company Applauds Ruling3 August 2004
Full House Resorts Inc. said a recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court paves the way for the company to develop a casino with a Michigan Indian tribe.
Missouri Education Board Weighs in on Gambling Plan3 August 2004
News Brief: The state Board of Education cautioned Missouri voters last week about unanswered school funding questions arising from a proposed amendment on Tuesday's ballot to allow a casino in southwest Missouri.
Gaming Companies Urging Employees to Vote3 August 2004
In recent months, several companies have stepped up efforts to register their tens of thousands of employees and produce voter guides on candidates and issues.
Britons Among 18 Injured by Prague Blast3 August 2004
International News Brief: The Czech authorities are working on the theory that a bomb in the heart of Prague which injured 18 people yesterday was intended as an attack on an Israeli-owned casino.
AGA Rallies Gaming Companies to Implementation of New Responsible Gaming Initiative3 August 2004
Gaming operators and equipment manufacturers nationwide are promoting the AGA Code of Conduct for Responsible Gaming among their employees and customers this week.
Trump Unveils Strip Tower Plan3 August 2004
Taking a break from his efforts to "fire" young go-getters and affix his name across the Manhattan skyline, Donald Trump has turned his attention to Las Vegas.
Nevada Gaming Commission: Hard Rock Ad Issues Unresolved3 August 2004
Despite two months of talks between the Hard Rock Hotel and the state attorney general's office, the Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday said larger policy issues had to be addressed before the casino's allegedly pornographic advertising case can be resolved.
Inside Gaming: Survey Says: Las Vegas Worth Second Look3 August 2004
A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.
Heard it on the River2 August 2004
Rudi Schiffer gives us the latest news from the Tunica, Mississippi casinos.
RULE BREAKING 101 and 1022 August 2004
Mark Pilarski explains that oftentimes players may cross the 2% threshold when playing a favorite table game.
Does It Help or Hurt when Blackjack Dealers Hit Soft 17s?2 August 2004
Alan Krigman explains who benefits, the casino or player, when dealers hit rather than stand on soft 17s.
Horoscope for the Week of August 1st, 20041 August 2004
With the Mayan New Year, according to Jose Arguelles' Dream Spell calendar,
some exciting and perhaps dramatic energies are now active.
Mikohn Slot Game Approved by Mississippi Gaming30 July 2004
Mikohn Gaming Corporation has received two important approvals from the Mississippi Gaming Commission.
Multimedia Games Reports Mixed Results30 July 2004
For Q3, Multimedia Games reported that net revenue was down to $36.9 million from $37.9 million from Q3 2003. EBITDA rose to $23 million from $20 million from Q3 2004, an increase of 15.1 %.
Shuffle Master Appoints New VP30 July 2004
Shuffle Master, Inc. reports that Gordon Dickie has been promoted to Vice President of Compliance and Government Affairs.
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