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Gaming News Archives - Page 5163California Casino's Legality Undecided19 September 2002
News Brief: Although state officials were silent this weekend as the Dry Creek band of Pomo Indians opened Sonoma County's first casino, Attorney General Bill Lockyer has yet to determine whether the tribe's land is eligible for gaming under federal and state law.
Casinos Ordered to Report Suspicious Transactions19 September 2002
News Brief: Casinos will have to file reports on suspicious financial transactions to the federal government as part of the Bush administration's effort to catch drug dealers, terrorists and others involved in money laundering.
Maine Town Ballot Question Rejected19 September 2002
News Brief: Voters in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, will not be among those weighing in on the casino issue in November.
Gaming Group Honors UNLV's Director19 September 2002
American Gaming Association has honoured UNLV Gambling Institute director, Shannon Bybee, for his efforts to tackle the thorny subject of problem gambling with a special achievement award.
As I See It, by Jimmy Vaccaro18 September 2002
Let's call this piece the S&S Show, a direct reference to the late Stuey Ungar and The Sopranos.
Sleepless Night Leads to $1.8 Million Slot Jackpot18 September 2002
A bout of insomnia sent a California visitor down to Bally's casino in the wee hours Wednesday morning where he turned a $20 investment in Wheel of Fortune quarters into a $1. 8 million win.
100-Year-Old Fined for Illegal Gambling in Hong Kong18 September 2002
News Brief: Hong Kong authorities may be struggling in their fight against illegal online gambling, but they're scoring some wins against the crowds of elderly gamblers who play in the city's public parks.
Mississippi Casino Tracks Players' Habits18 September 2002
News Brief: Treasure Bay Casino is the first resort in Mississippi to install technology that makes it easier to track the gambling habits of table game players, freeing up pit bosses to talk with customers and look out for cheats.
IGT Bets on Foreign Markets18 September 2002
IGT is eyeing markets such as Macau and Mexico as possibly the next surefire markets to offer new or expanded gambling opportunities.
Wall Street Analysts Like Casino Investments as Safe Haven18 September 2002
Wall Street is bullish on Las Vegas gaming companies thanks in large part to heavy state regulation.
Thoroughbred Interests Reports Record Revenues, Earnings18 September 2002
Thoroughbred Interests reported record net income of $270,658, or $0.01 per share, compared to a net loss of $179,759, or $0.01 per share, for Q2 2001.
Global Cash Access Signs New Contracts18 September 2002
Twenty-one gaming properties recently signed contracts to use the innovative products and services of Global Cash Access.
CryptoLogic Teams up with Ritz Club London Brand Online18 September 2002
The Ritz Club London Online is now live and open for business using CryptoLogic's leading e-gaming technology.
Interactive Systems Signs Contract With UKbetting18 September 2002
Interactive Systems has signed an agreement with ukbetting plc for the incorporation of its SportXction play-by-play sports betting system into ukbetting's sports wagering web sites.
Vegas Bookmaker Puts Odds on Rebound18 September 2002
News Brief: As investors anxiously await a stock market recovery, a top Las Vegas bookmaker says the odds strongly favor a rally next year.
Mikohn Sees Break-Even Level Of Operations After Restructuring18 September 2002
New Brief: Mikohn Gaming reiterated that the third quarter will bear the brunt of its restructuring costs but expects to reach a break-even level of operations after that, with a return to profitability in the fourth quarter.
Station Casinos to Redeem Notes18 September 2002
Station Casinos has issued the notice to redeem its $150 million 9 3/4% senior subordinated notes on October 18, 2002.
American Wagering Reports Loss18 September 2002
For the six months ending July 31, 2002, American Wagering reported a net loss of $146,987, or $0.03 per share, as compared to a net profit of $120,154, or $0.01 per share, for the six months ending July 31, 2001.
North Carolina House Kills Lottery Legislation18 September 2002
News Brief: The North Carolina House rejected legislation that would have let voters have their say on whether they want a state-run lottery.
Louisiana Report: Slots at Racetracks Hurting Riverboats18 September 2002
Louisiana's state-licensed casinos won $173.5 million in August as the state's first slot-machine gambling hall at a race track fueled big growth in southwestern Louisiana at the expense of that area's riverboats.
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