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Gaming News Archives - Page 5209Indiana Casino Denies that it Supplied Prostitutes20 June 2002
News Brief: Belterra Resort and Casino officials deny claims made in a federal lawsuit that the Ohio River casino supplied prostitutes to participants in a golf weekend last summer.
Different Payouts for Different Places19 June 2002
Las Vegas gamblers can be a bit blas about the city's dominance of the casino world. Slot players looking for the most bang for their bucks, need look no farther than North Las Vegas.
Ladbrokes Launches Their Poker.com Card Room19 June 2002
Ladbrokes poker room is the first of many sub-poker rooms to be run under the Microgaming agreement.
Mega Millions Jackpot Grows to $50 Million19 June 2002
The estimated Mega Millions jackpot has broken through the $50 million mark.
Jackpot Madness Launches Roulette Royale19 June 2002
Jackpot Madness is launching Roulette Royale, a online progressive roulette game.
Accused Mastermind in Vegas Casino Heists Balks at Plea19 June 2002
News Brief: A Las Vegas man accused of murder and several casino robberies refused a plea agreement Wednesday that would have let him avoid a death penalty trial.
Casino Employee Sentenced for Theft19 June 2002
News Brief: A former money counter at the Mohegan Sun casino was sentenced on Tuesday to 4½ years in prison for stealing $823,000 from the casino.
Aussie Mom Stole to Pay off Gambling Debts19 June 2002
International News Brief: An Australian gambling mother of three who lost more than $500,000 at Crown casino in less than four years was given a jail term yesterday for theft.
Two Slot into South Africa's Millionaire's Row19 June 2002
International News Brief: Two South Africans who took a chance on the slot machines became instant millionaires within two hours of each other.
Malaysian Police Bust High-Tech Betting Syndicate19 June 2002
International News Brief: Police have crippled a high-tech illegal gaming and betting syndicate following the arrest of three men and the seizure of betting slips worth over RM500,000 ($131,578.95).
Riviera Prices $215 Million Note Offering19 June 2002
Riviera Holdings reports the pricing of its Rule 144A offering of $215 million in aggregate principal amount of Senior Secured Notes.
Wynn in Macau For Contract Signing19 June 2002
International News Brief: Las Vegas casino tycoon Steve Wynn has flown into Macau ahead of the anticipated signing of contracts for two new gaming concessions.
Riviera Prices $215 Million Note Offering19 June 2002
Riviera Holdings reports the pricing of its Rule 144A offering of $215 million in aggregate principal amount of Senior Secured Notes.
Wynn in Macau For Contract Signing19 June 2002
International News Brief: Las Vegas casino tycoon Steve Wynn has flown into Macau ahead of the anticipated signing of contracts for two new gaming concessions.
Laughlin, Nevada Sees Drop In Visitors For April19 June 2002
Visitor volume to Laughlin fell by 3 percent in April compared to a year ago, capping off four straight months of declines, according to data from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
South African Gaming Board Hopes to Boost Revenue19 June 2002
International News Brief: The South African province of Mpumalanga’s gaming board generated US$1.5 million over the past year and hopes to boost this to US$1.7 million this year.
MGAM Revises Earnings Guidance19 June 2002
Multimedia Games has changed its guidance for dilutive earnings per share for FY 2002 to be in the range of $1.60 to $1.70 per share, which is five cents to 15 cents per share less than its previous guidance.
Internet Gambling Ban Clears House Committee19 June 2002
A controversial effort to ban Internet gambling cleared a House committee Tuesday, despite opposition from lawmakers who said it contained too many loopholes and those who said it imposed too many restrictions.
South Carolina Legislation to Change Bingo Operations19 June 2002
The South Carolina legislation will increase the number of bingo sessions allowed each week.
Casinos Support New Tax Revenue in Nevada19 June 2002
The Nevada Resort Association, the main lobbying group for big Las Vegas Strip casino resorts, said it recognizes state revenue needs to increase but is reiterating concerns about tax equity in Nevada.
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