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Gaming News Archives - Page 4616Turnout Brisk in Maine Election4 November 2003
News Brief: Residents lined up even before the polls opened in Sanford, Maine, as residents across the state voted today on a $650 million casino along with other gambling, tax reform and borrowing proposals.
Microgaming Wins Top Casino Software For Second Straight Year4 November 2003
For the second year in a row, Microgaming has been awarded 'Top Casino Software' by the readers of Gambling Online Magazine.
Tribe Begins Work on New York Casino4 November 2003
News Brief: The Seneca Indian Nation planned to break ground this afternoon on a temporary casino expected to open in March in western New York.
Drinks at Slots is Gamble for Some4 November 2003
News Brief: The latest approach in Pennsylvania would let casinos give patrons one free drink per visit.
New York Officials May Consider VLT Gambling at OTB Sites4 November 2003
News Brief: New York budget officials are reviewing a proposal that would allow off-track betting parlors to operate video lottery terminals throughout the state.
Key Gaming Auditor Switches Companies4 November 2003
A former partner and head of Deloitte & Touche's gaming auditing business in Las Vegas has joined a new competing office in Las Vegas for Ernst & Young.
Harrah's, Mandalay Execs Unload Shares4 November 2003
Gaming officials at Harrah's Entertainment Inc. and Mandalay Resort Group unloaded shares worth millions of dollars last month, securities filings show. Still, executives at both companies hold millions of options.
Pinnacle Delays Tower Project4 November 2003
News Brief: Construction on a second hotel tower at Casino Magic Casino in Biloxi is being pushed back at least a year while Pinnacle Entertainment of Las Vegas builds a gambling resort in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Thailand Looking to Legalize Sports Gambling4 November 2003
International News Brief: The Thai Government Lottery Office said it is looking for feasible ways of launching a legal football gambling business in Thailand, aiming to eliminate illegal betting desks which are now gaining more popularity among Thai fans.
Casinos Provide Assistance after Garage Collapse4 November 2003
News Brief: In the hours after Thursday's deadly garage collapse at the Tropicana, other casinos and employees stepped in to help.
St Paul Gambling Case Goes to Jury Today4 November 2003
News Brief: Jurors in the federal court trial of two St. Paul bar owners accused of taking part in an illegal sports gambling and money-laundering conspiracy will get the case this morning.
Casinos a Draw for Convention Business4 November 2003
News Brief: With the proliferation of gaming venues, the presence of a casino can help, or hurt, an area land a convention or meeting.
Anti-Casino Activists Bow Out of Rally4 November 2003
News Brief: What was supposed to be a public anti-casino rally on the steps of Bangor City Hall featuring Maine Gov. John Baldacci turned into a small press conference held inside a nearby office.
Snowstorm, I-80 Closure Whack Casinos4 November 2003
News Brief: The first snow of the season in the Sierra last week impacted Northern Nevada casinos and resorts in predictable ways.
Casino Niagara Patron Assaulted, Robbed of Chips4 November 2003
News Brief: The assailant grabbed a leather pouch attached to the victim's belt and ripped it free before fleeing on foot.
Maine Casino Group Push Voters to Vote4 November 2003
News Brief: Opponents or supporters of a proposed casino in Sanford, Maine, spent the last hours of the campaign convincing voters to vote at all.
Chicago Suburb Mayors Stick Together4 November 2003
News Brief: Saying their communities have few other options for economic development, the mayors of 10 south Chicago suburbs pledged to stick together Monday in the fight for the state's last casino license.
IGT Reports Q4 Up4 November 2003
International Game Technology reports Q4 net income totaled $108.3 million or $0.31 per diluted share versus $62.8 million or $0.18 per diluted share in Q4 2002.
Everything You Should Know about Baccarat, and More4 November 2003
Colorado Lottery Terminal Vote Generates Controversy3 November 2003
News Brief: It is alternatively portrayed as a way to revive Colorado's stagnant economy by increasing tourism promotion and painted as a boondoggle to give a British company a near-monopoly on gambling along the state's Front Range.
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