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Gaming News Archives - Page 4985Slot Technology Fuels G2E Show and Gaming Stocks16 September 2002
The gambling industry's biggest trade show, the Global Gaming Expo, opens Tuesday at the Las Vegas Convention Center, and exhibitors say that, more than ever, slot machine technology will be king at G2E.
Sportech Reports Rise in Profit, Turnover16 September 2002
International News Brief: Sportech an increase in football pools profits of four per cent and sports betting revenues 69 per cent higher than 2001.
Kerzner Responds to Stories on London Clubs International Debt16 September 2002
Kerzner International today corrected certain press reports that appeared in the United Kingdom.
Internet Gaming Conference to Cover Range of Topics16 September 2002
Sixth Annual International Symposium on Internet Wireless Gambling Law and Management will cover such topics as the future of the industry, financing, jurisdictions from all over the world, intranets, growth of wireless gaming, regulatory updates, rapid growth in sportsbooks, internet casinos and electronic payment systems.
Quova to Provide Geolocation Services to Grand Virtual16 September 2002
Grand Virtual has selected Quova's GeoPoint service to provide geolocation and IP mapping services that will assure regulatory and jurisdictional compliance and enhance fraud detection for Grand Virtual's customers.
Isle Of Capri to Acquire Nevada Casinos16 September 2002
Isle of Capri Casinos has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase The State Line and Silver Smith Casino Resorts in Wendover, Nevada.
Interlott Contract Extended by Texas Lottery16 September 2002
Interlott has received a one-year contract extension from the Texas Lottery Commission for the lease, maintenance and service of nearly 1,300 Instant Ticket Vending Machines.
GSA Finalizes Agreement With GLI16 September 2002
The Gaming Standards Association has finalized the terms of the Interoperability Center Agreement with Gaming Laboratories International, Inc.
Scientific Games Receives Extensions for Three Contracts16 September 2002
Scientific Games has received extensions for three tote contracts together worth $15 million.
BGI Corp. Appoints New CEO, President16 September 2002
BGI has appointed Bill Schwartz President and CEO. Reid Funderburk, who has been serving as interim CEO, will continue his position as Chairman of the Board of Directors.
MGAM, WMS Gaming Enter New License Agreement16 September 2002
Under the terms of the new licensing agreement, WMS will provide new game themes for MGAM's Class III game library.
Camelot Hopes for Daily Lottery16 September 2002
International News Brief: UK lottery operator, Camelot is hoping to get the approval to run Lotto draws seven days a week.
Gambling Lobby Gears to Fight for Expansion16 September 2002
News Brief: Hundreds of millions of dollars in gambling profits at stake, Washington state Indian tribes and non-tribal gambling interests are pouring money into political races and gearing up for a fight in next year's Legislature.
Atlantic City Roundup16 September 2002
Atlantic City casinos held moments of silence, handed out flag pins, played patriotic songs -- and welcomed a surprisingly good number of gamblers on the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Connecticut Tribe Offers Revenues for Casino16 September 2002
News Brief: The Golden Hill Paugussett Indians are offering the Bridgeport, Connecticut, 10 percent of slot machine revenues if the tribe receives federal permission to open a casino here.
Court Considers Allowing Gambling on Nebraska Ballot16 September 2002
News Brief: After suffering a week of defeats, supporters of expanded gambling in Nebraska won a limited victory Friday.
Iowa Seeks New Gaming Compact16 September 2002
News Brief: Steven Young, Director of the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, told the Sac and Fox tribe of Mississippi he wants to renegotiate any and all provisions of their gaming compact, set to expire next summer.
Kentucky Gambling Parlor Lays Off Workers16 September 2002
News Brief: A Kentucky off-track betting parlor has laid off a dozen workers and streamlined operations, a move its owners say is a last-ditch effort to keep the place open.
Indianapolis Downs Files Another Lawsuit13 September 2002
News Brief: Indianapolis Downs has alleged in a lawsuit filed that Joe Gorajec, executive director of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission, violated Indiana’s open meetings law by appointing a judge to investigate the track without the approval of the commission.
War Emblem Deal Includes Reineman's Stake13 September 2002
News Brief: The $17-$18 million deal to send Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner War Emblem to Japan to stand at stud includes the 10% stake Chicago industrialist Russell Reineman had in the horse.
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