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Gaming News Archives - Page 5155$61 Million Powerball Jackpot14 January 2002
The nation's largest lottery jackpot is up for grabs in Powerball. Because no one correctly matched all six numbers in Saturday's Powerball drawing, Wednesday's jackpot will be an estimated $61 million.
Florida Lotto Jackpot Reaches $57 Million14 January 2002
The current Florida Lotto jackpot has rolled over for the eighth time to an estimated $57 million.
Idaho Lottery to Offer Harley-Davidson Instant Lottery Game14 January 2002
The Idaho Lottery has signed an agreement for a licensed Harley-Davidson Instant lottery game featuring Harley-Davidson motorcycles and officially licensed merchandise.
Sheriff: Link Between Casinos, Crime Deserves More Study14 January 2002
News Brief: According to a Minnesota sheriff, a more definitive study on the link between crime and casino gambling is desperately needed.
How to Avoid Being a Las Vegas Victim14 January 2002
Sophisticated thieves and scam artists are eager to separate you from your wallet, purse or bucket of change. Here a tips to avoid being another victim.
Caliente Launches Online Sports Wagering Site14 January 2002
Mexico's Caliente has launched its online sports wagering site, using VirtGame's PrimeLineSportBook and E-Gaming Server Platform.
Scams and How to Avoid Them: Loan and Credit Scams14 January 2002
Part 3 of 7: Bogus loan or credit offers are often pitched to people who need extra money. You may see the ads in the classified section of the newspaper, or on bulletin boards, or on the Internet. Or you may receive a phone call from a telemarketer.
Moody's Downgrades Debt of MGM Mirage and Park Place14 January 2002
The debt ratings for the world’s two largest gaming firms were cut to junk-bond level, which will make it more expensive for them to borrow.
Isle Of Capri Solid in First Monthly Report14 January 2002
News Brief: According to the Missouri Gaming Commission, the state’s newest casino, Isle of Capri, is meeting attendance and income projections.
U.S. Playing Card, LaserLock to Introduce Anti-Fraud Playing Cards14 January 2002
LaserLock Technologies and The United States Playing Card Company announced an agreement for USPC to market LaserLock's anti-fraud technology to casinos worldwide.
Florida Gaming Signs Agreement With Autotote Enterprises/Connecticut OTB14 January 2002
Florida Gaming has reached an agreement with Autotote Enterprises/Connecticut Off-Track Betting, that allows Florida Gaming to simulcast the Miami Jai-Alai signal throughout the state of Connecticut.
MGAM Introduces Electronic Bingo Game14 January 2002
Multimedia Games is introducing the new Black&White electronic bingo game, its first using a popular casino game theme from Bally Gaming and Systems.
Paul-Son Gaming Reports Loss for Q214 January 2002
Paul-Son Gaming recorded a net loss for Q2 2001 of approximately $329,000, or $.10 per share, compared with a net loss of approximately $466,000, or $.14 per share, for Q2 2000.
MGAM Announces 3 for 2 Stock Split14 January 2002
As a result of the stock split, shareholders of record as of the close of business Jan. 25, 2002 will receive an additional share of MGAM common stock for every two shares owned.
CryptoLogic Buys Back 1 Million Shares14 January 2002
CryptoLogic will take up and pay for 1 million shares, at an aggregate purchase price of about Cdn$28 million (US$17.5 million).
West Virginia Racetrack Adding Slot Machines14 January 2002
West Virginia’s Tri-State Racetrack and Gaming Center is building a 57,000-square-foot addition that could contain up to 600 new slot machines.
Seneca Tribal Council Approves New York Casino Deal14 January 2002
News Brief: A tribal council of the Seneca Nation of Indians has approved a long-delayed gambling compact that could allow it to build casinos in Buffalo, Niagara Falls and on one of their two western New York reservations.
Tribe Moves to Shut Down Detroit Casinos14 January 2002
Detroit's billion-dollar casino industry was in legal limbo this morning, as a Michigan Indian tribe launched an effort to shut down all three of the city's gaming properties.
Ohio Might Bet On Big Game14 January 2002
With Ohio largely surrounded by Powerball states, Ohio Lottery Commission officials appear to be leaning toward joining the Big Game multi-state lottery.
Idaho Tribes' Gambling Effort Stirs Opposition14 January 2002
An anti-gambling group is looking into a legal challenge of two northern Idaho tribes´ pending initiative to protect their gaming operations.
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