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Gaming News Archives - Page 4596Mirage Resorts Sues Web Site Operator25 November 2003
News Brief: Mirage Resorts has filed a lawsuit against a company of unknown origin alleging cyber-squatting and trademark infringement.
Wisconsin County Casino Referendum Set25 November 2003
News Brief: The Dane County Board have agreed hold a referendum on whether the Ho-Chunk Nation can expand a bingo hall into a casino.
Oregon Tracks Remove Gambling Machines25 November 2003
ews Brief: After a six-month experiment, the owner of Portland Meadows and Multnomah Greyhound Park is getting rid of video gambling machines developed specifically for the racing industry.
Site Offers Odds on the Next Big Story25 November 2003
News Brief: BeverlyHillsBookie.com, an offshore sports-gambling site, began accepting what it called `Media Proposition’ bets this fall where visitors can bet which big-name journalist will get the next big story.
New Casino Proposed for South African City25 November 2003
International News Brief: A new casino is on the cards for Bloemfontein, with the Free State Gambling and Racing Board expected to announce next week the relocation of the casino licence to the city.
Casino Ship Gets Stuck On Sandbar25 November 2003
News Brief: A Sun Cruz casino ship filled with 91 passengers has become stuck on a sandbar in a New Smyrna Beach, Fla., inlet.
Chinese Officials Seize Gambling CDs25 November 2003
International News Brief: Beijing customs officials have seized 3,544 CDs used for international online gambling.
Tattersall Blames Smoking Ban for Downturn25 November 2003
International News Brief: Australian gaming giant Tattersall's has blamed a $1.3 billion revenue downturn on the Victorian Government's smoking bans and other regulations.
New Orleans Track Faces Challenges25 November 2003
News Brief: The Fair Grounds' racing meet begins on Thanksgiving while the track’s officials are dealing with court ruling that forced the track into bankruptcy reorganization, a year-long project of adding slot machines and stiff competition from other tracks.
Casinos Hiring Brazil students25 November 2003
News Brief: Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun have hired several hundred Brazilian students to work in their casinos through the winter.
Florida to Regulate Casino-Like Video Arcades25 November 2003
News Brief: With casino-like video arcades popping up across Central Florida, Sanford officials have decided to regulate them to the hilt.
Pechanga Raises the Stakes25 November 2003
News Brief: Pechanga Resort & Casino, answering a space squeeze, announces 100,000-square-foot expansion plan.
Filipino Officials Join Casino Debate25 November 2003
nternational News Brief: Provincial officials are crying foul over the use of Benguet residents as an excuse to justify the establishment of the controversial gambling casino in Camp John Hay.
Philippine Casino Plan Gains Supporters25 November 2003
International News Brief: Baguio elders, teachers and parents grounp have expressed support to the planned casino operation inside Camp John Hay amid opposition from various groups in the City.
Hungarian Lottery Firm May be Sold25 November 2003
International News Brief: Hungary may sell a minority stake in state-owned lottery operator Szerencsejáték Rt to the public next year.
Pubs and Clubs Gain Wide Reprieve from Pokies Shutdown25 November 2003
International News Brief: More than 100 pubs and clubs have been given an exemption on shutting down poker machines for six hours every day.
New Guinea Women Petition for Gambling Ban25 November 2003
International News Brief: The women of Yalu in Lae and other surrounding villagers want gambling banned and the sale of alcohol to be restricted.
Sportsline.Com Sells Gambling Info Business25 November 2003
News Brief: SportsLine.com has sold its Las Vegas Sports Consultants unit in part to appease a client, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which opposes gambling on its events.
New Zealand Official: Online Casinos are Illegal25 November 2003
International News Brief: Keith Manch, the general manager of the Department of Internal Affairs’ gaming and censorship regulation group, said organising, promoting, managing or conducting online casinos in New Zealand was illegal.
Moody's Rates Pinnacle's Bank Debt25 November 2003
Moody's Investors Service has assigned a B1 rating to Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc.'s proposed $290 million senior secured bank credit facility and confirmed the company's existing ratings.
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