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Gaming News Archives - Page 4768Atlantic City Casinos Report Strong New Year's Weekend6 January 2004
News Brief: Big parties, beautiful weather and high-rollers buoyed by a rising stock market helped to bring about a strong four-day New Year's holiday weekend for four Atlantic City casinos.
Caesars Entertainment Name Change Official6 January 2004
News Brief: Some 15,000 Atlantic City casino employees no longer work for Park Place Entertainment. They now work for Caesars Entertainment.
Private Salons: Plenty of Good Seats Are Available6 January 2004
Not one high-rolling gambler played in the Strip's three private casinos between March 1 and Nov. 30, the Gaming Control Board reported Monday.
Baguio Mayor Won't Issue Casino License6 January 2004
International News Brief : Mayor Bernardo Vergara on Tuesday says he will not issue any permit for the operation of the controversial casino at Camp John Hay despite the city council’s approval for its opening.
Tourism: Visitors Find Las Vegas Vulnerable6 January 2004
Visitors to Las Vegas have a newfound belief that the city is as vulnerable as the rest of the nation to terror attacks, an MRC Group Research Institute survey released Monday showed.
Aristocrat Technologies, Harrah's Entertainment Sign Agreement6 January 2004
Aristocrat Technologies reports an agreement with Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. to supply up to 1,000 video slot games at Harrah's 25 casinos.
Atlantic City Roundup6 January 2004
A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.
American Casino & Entertainment Properties Acquires Vegas Casinos6 January 2004
American Casino & Entertainment Properties has agreed to acquire Arizona Charlie's Decatur and Arizona Charlie's Boulder, two casinos in Las Vegas.
Happiness and the Art of Sizing Bets6 January 2004
Indiana Regulators Want New Bingo Rules5 January 2004
News Brief: Indiana officials say they hope to encourage greater accountability with new regulations that will require Indiana bingo parlors to set aside a certain percentage of profits for charity, regardless of the expenses the parlors face.
Camelot Launches Lotto Online5 January 2004
International News Brief: Three years after being re-awarded the licence to run the National Lottery, Camelot finally launched its main draw, Lotto, on the internet last week.
Trump Stockholders Reap December Profit5 January 2004
News Brief: Although shares of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts may be in the basement of gaming stocks, investors who picked up shares of Donald Trump's casino company at its 2003 nadir nonetheless realized a quick 39 percent price gain.
New Mexico Governor Wants Spending Details Released5 January 2004
News Brief: Governor Bill Richardson wants to remove the secrecy surrounding how New Mexico's horse tracks and Indian casinos spend millions of dollars required to treat compulsive gambling.
West Virginia Racing, Simulcasting Stops during Talks5 January 2004
News Brief: Mountaineer Racetrack and Gaming Resort has halted live thoroughbred racing and wagering on simulcast races from other tracks while it tries to reach a new agreement with the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association.
Tribe Runs Ads Touting Expansion5 January 2004
News Brief: The Ho-Chunk Nation will spend nearly $140,000 in advertising on Madison television stations to try to convince voters to support expanding a bingo hall into a casino in the city.
Nevada Controller Projects Growth5 January 2004
Nevada's economy is on the mend but it won't return to the explosive growth experienced in the 1990s, says state Controller Kathy Augustine.
Casino Dealer School Opens5 January 2004
News Brief: One Niagara man is betting some people would like to be on the other side of the table dealing the cards.
Gamblers Cash in on Programming Error5 January 2004
News Brief: An apparent programming error caused 26 slot machines at the Trump Casino to give users twice the amount of money they wagered before they ever pushed a button.
Hollywood Casino Employees Arrested5 January 2004
ews Brief: Four Hollywood Casino employees who unloaded slot machines were arrested in an orchestrated attempt to pocket cash from the machines and block the security cameras.
Perrin Bids on TV Rights for Racing5 January 2004
International News Brief: Former Billabong chief executive Matthew Perrin has emerged as the head of a syndicate vying for the television rights for horse racing in NSW and Victoria.
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