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Gaming News Archives - Page 4737Native Casinos Not A Pot Of Gold: Doer2 January 2004
News Brief: Manitoba Premier Gary Doer says instead of looking for big profits, the prime aim of the casinos should be to create jobs and help people get off welfare.
Tale Of Two Stations: Casino Projects Handled Differently2 January 2004
Opponents of Station Casinos' proposed resort in Summerlin base part of their argument against the proposed 300-foot tower on the way another of the gaming company's casinos in Henderson took shape.
Gaming Stocks Turned Out to be Sure Bet in 20032 January 2004
The past 12 months have been a banner year for gaming stocks, with the average value of casino shares up almost 40 percent -- more than double the broader market indices.
Reno, Tahoe New Year Relatively Uneventful2 January 2004
News Brief: Police officials in Reno and at Lake Tahoe say their New Year celebrations were crowded, but relatively uneventful.
Virtual Poker Rises Sixfold in a Year2 January 2004
International News Brief: The popularity of playing poker online has risen sharply in the past year, according to a report published today.
Bally's Blackjack Tournament on Tap2 January 2004
Now that you have all that cash from redeemed Christmas presents that you could
have done without, and before the tax man cometh in April, think about playing
in a tournament where the prize money is high and the odds low. And as a bonus,
you’ll have a lot of fun competing.
College Hoops Betting Angles Aplenty in Davler Guide; Love Poker? Try Stravinsky31 December 2003
Lottery Ticket for $155 million Sold in Ohio31 December 2003
News Brief: One ticket sold in Ohio won a multistate Mega Millions lottery jackpot worth $155 million, lottery officials said Wednesday.
New Year's Celebration: Military Gunships to Patrol Strip31 December 2003
Armed helicopters will patrol the restricted airspace over the Strip on New Year's Eve to protect Las Vegas from a potential terrorist attack, authorities said Tuesday.
Horseshoe May Be Shopping Series31 December 2003
Binion's Horseshoe's financial problems are apparently driving the 52-year-old downtown gambling hall to try to sell the property's most valuable assets, including the rights to the granddaddy of poker tournaments, the World Series of Poker, sources said.
Casinos, Airlines Ordered to Give FBI Information31 December 2003
Las Vegas hotel operators and airlines serving McCarran International Airport are being required by the FBI to turn over all guest and passenger names and personal information, at least during the holiday period, several sources said Tuesday.
Nurse 'Double Dipped' to Pay Gambling Debts31 December 2003
News Brief: A former Hospital nurse fired for abusing sick leave to pay off gambling bills has been given a chance to get her job back.
Proposals Invited For Casino License31 December 2003
News Brief: The sale process for Illinois' unused 10th casino license, now held by the bankrupt Emerald Casino, is scheduled to start next month.
Niagara Falls Casino Thrives But Neighbors Haven't Seen Benefits31 December 2003
News Brief: In the course of a year, the Seneca Niagara Casino has created jobs and a few millionaires.
Business, Labor Back Wisconsin Compacts31 December 2003
News Brief: Wisconsin business and labor organizations have urged the state Supreme Court not to strike down Gov. Jim Doyle's agreements with Wisconsin tribes to run casinos in the state.
Laughlin Casino Operator Reports a Loss31 December 2003
Archon Corp. of Las Vegas on Monday reported a loss of $2.3 million, or 42 cents per share, for the quarter ending Sept. 30.
Las Vegas Resorts Replacing Canceling Customers31 December 2003
Strip resorts that had seen a drop-off in occupancy rates attributed to terrorist threats already are now seeing rooms fill up as the countdown toward 2004 rolls on.
Youbet.com Will Carry Magna's California Tracks30 December 2003
Youbet.com said today that its customers will be able to make advanced deposit Internet and phone wagers on races staged at all of Magna Entertainment's California tracks this racing season.
Dealer Charged with Cheating30 December 2003
A blackjack dealer and two players have been charged with defrauding Park Place Entertainment Corp.'s Caesars Atlantic City casino out of more than $72,000, authorities said.
Unions Back Maine Racino Measure30 December 2003
Representatives from two Maine unions are giving their support to a horse track with slot machines in either Westbrook or Saco.
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