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Gaming News Archives - Page 5187Milwaukee Indian casino now No. 1 Tourist Attraction12 November 2001
The Potawatomi Bingo Casino will draw 3 million visitors in its first year of operation, becoming the largest attraction in the Milwaukee area.
GEM Communications to Acquire Full Interest in Bingo World12 November 2001
GEM Communications has agreed to acquire full interest in Bingo World Trade Show and Conference.
Gaming, Travel Stocks Dip After Crash12 November 2001
Gaming and travel stocks headed lower this morning, as the nation awaited word on the cause of this morning's plane crash in New York.
Poll Shows Lottery Favored by Tennessee Voters12 November 2001
It's a year before voting time, but a recent statewide poll shows that a majority of Tennesseans plan to vote for a state lottery.
Gambling on South Carolina Waters Banned12 November 2001
News Brief: All boats with video gambling machines located in South Carolina rivers will be subject to state laws banning gaming, according to the state attorney general.
Problem Gambling Rises With Casino Niagara's Success11 November 2001
News Brief: Casino Niagara has help build a small community into a bustling casino city. Programs for problem gamblers have also grown since the opening of the casino.
Mississippi Casino Job Market Down, Not Out11 November 2001
News Brief: Most of the recently unemployed casino workers are trimming back expenses and filling out job applications, hoping to find work, while others are learning new trades.
Expanded Casino is Milwaukee's Biggest Attraction11 November 2001
News Brief: The Potawatomi Bingo Casino will draw 3 million visitors in its first year of operation, becoming the largest attraction in the Milwaukee area.
Court : Michigan Tribes Don't Owe Slot Revenues11 November 2001
News Brief: Seven Indian tribes that run casinos in Michigan didn't have to give 8 percent of their slot machine revenues to the state in 1999, a federal appeals court says.
New York Residents Resent Tribal Casino11 November 2001
News Brief: The success of a Central New York Indian casino has left many feeling they were dealt a bad hand.
Las Vegas Gaming Index Up 9.8 Percent10 November 2001
The LVIA Gaming Index was up 28.73 points for the week, a 9.8 percent increase, to close at 321.22.
Organization Lobbies against Internet Gaming Funding Bill9 November 2001
FreedomOfChoice.org contends that the Unlawful Internet Gambling Funding Prohibition Act is an unwarranted intrusion into the private affairs of American citizens and would prohibit their ability to use personal payment tools for private activities.
Experts: Children Groomed to be Tomorrow's Gamblers9 November 2001
News Brief: Researchers and addiction experts are worried that electronic games, aggressive marketing, and unregulated Internet casinos are grooming our children to be the next generation of gamblers.
Canadian Woman Scams Welfare to Gamble9 November 2001
News Brief: A Hamilton woman squandered nearly $134,000 at Ontario casinos and was building a four-bedroom house in Jamaica while pleading to a judge for more time to repay a 1998 welfare fraud.
Greate Bay Casino Reports Increase in Q3 Results9 November 2001
Greate Bay Casino reported net income of $973,000, or $0.19 per share for Q3 2001 compared to a net loss of $1.2 million, or $0.22 per share, for Q3 2000. Revenues were up to $10.5 million compared to $4.6 million for Q3 2000.
Black Hawk Gaming Reports Slight Increases for Q3 Results9 November 2001
Black Hawk reports that their net income increased to $1,546,000 compared to $1,502,000 for Q3 2000. Net revenue increased to $26 million from $20 million for Q3 2000.
Group Seeks to Legalize Casino Games Everywhere in California9 November 2001
News Brief: Gambling proponents have submitted a new initiative that would open up California to the full range of Nevada-style games in casinos that could be anywhere, not just on Indian reservations.
Nebraska Pro-Gambling Groups May Merge9 November 2001
The organizers of two petition efforts to allow video slot machines in Nebraska might join forces.
Mohawks, Park Place to Sign Casino Alliance9 November 2001
News Brief: The St. Regis Mohawk tribe and Park Place are set to sign a partnership agreement to make their Catskills casino alliance official.
Gambling Investigations Plague South African Cricket Tour8 November 2001
News Brief: Indian police are investigating possible illegal gambling during the current cricket series between South Africa and India.
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