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Gaming News Archives - Page 5092California Tribal Governmental Association Holds Elections9 December 2002
Mary Ann Martin Andreas of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians was elected vice chairwoman of the California Nations Indian Gaming Association. Anthony Miranda of the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians was re-elected secretary.
Grannies Fight Over Lucky Bingo Chair6 December 2002
International News Brief: A bingo club banned two south Wales grandmothers after a violent bust-up over a supposed `lucky chair’.
Feds Indict 1 Cop, 3 Deputies6 December 2002
News Brief: One officer and three deputies face federal charges in a wide-ranging investigation into racketeering, bribery, extortion, money laundering, and using their status as law enforcement officers to protect illegal gambling activity from detection.
Reno Casinos Cancel New Year's Fireworks6 December 2002
News Brief: Fireworks will not explode from the rooftops of six Reno downtown buildings this New Year’s Eve because the sponsoring casinos have decided the display was not worth the expense.
Michigan Lottery Celebrates 30-Year Anniversary6 December 2002
On November 13, 2002, the Michigan Lottery began its 30th year of operation.
Borgata Appoints New Senior Vice President of Relationship Marketing6 December 2002
Borgata has appointed Steve Ritondo to serve as Senior Vice President of Relationship Marketing.
Wynn Considers Opportunities in Mexico6 December 2002
Las Vegas and Chinese gambling-hotel developer Steve Wynn has lined up a partner in Mexico in anticipation that casinos will be legalized in that nation, the Wall Street Journal reported today.
Herbst Expands With Slot Route Deal6 December 2002
Herbst Gaming Inc. has signed an agreement to purchase the Nevada slot route operations of slot making giant International Game Technology, a deal that would put No. 2 ranked Herbst in line with the largest slot route operator in Nevada.
Sportech, Sky Active Launch Betting Products6 December 2002
International News Brief: Gaming group Sportech has linked up with BSkyB to launch a number of interactive betting products on the Sky Active platform, including football pools.
Global Cash Access Signs with 15 Casinos6 December 2002
Fifteen gaming properties recently signed contracts to use the innovative products and services of Global Cash Access.
Kerzner Reports Sale of 2 Million Shares6 December 2002
Kerzner International Limited reports the sale of 2,000,000 Ordinary Shares of the company owned by an affiliate of Kersaf Investments Limited.
MTR Gaming Group Names David Hughes COO6 December 2002
MTR Gaming Group has appointed David R. Hughes as Chief Operating Officer of its Mountaineer Park, Inc. subsidiary. The company also has updated their financial guidance for Q4.
649.com Inc. Names New President6 December 2002
649.com board of directors recently appointed Mr. John Buddo as President and as a director of the company.
Mandalay Resort Group Reports Stable Q3 Results6 December 2002
For Q3, Mandalay Resort reported $.50 per diluted share against $.33 on the same operating basis in Q3 2001.
Wheeling Island Gaming Names New Executive6 December 2002
Mark Fulton, an executive with approximately 10 years of senior management experience in the gaming industry, has been named Chief Operating Officer of Wheeling Island Gaming Inc.
Construction Begins on New Spa Resort Casino6 December 2002
The new Spa Resort Casino, located in the heart of Palm Springs, will cover an entire city block and is expected to spark further revitalization in the downtown area.
Illinois Mayors Want to Expand Casino Group6 December 2002
News Brief: A group of eight mayors working to bring Illinois’ only available casino license to the area has asked other towns to join the effort.
Tribe Wants Casino Judgement Overturned6 December 2002
News Brief: Miami Tribe of Oklahoma is asking a federal judge to overturn an Interior Department ruling blocking the tribe from building a casino in eastern Kansas.
Campaign Costs Idaho Tribes $4 Million6 December 2002
News Brief: Idaho tribes spent over $4 million to convince voters the state has been wrong in trying to prohibit the machines.
Potential Indian Casino Blocked by Federal Decision6 December 2002
News Brief: The Schaghticoke Tribal Nation was denied federal recognition Thursday in a preliminary decision from the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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