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Gaming News Archives - Page 5213Australian Gaming Cap Binding Despite Vague Contracts23 September 2001
News Brief: The Victorian government was legally bound to cap gaming machines at 27,500 even though the number was not stipulated in gaming licences, according to the state's Gaming Minister.
Atlantic City Casino Official Remain Positive23 September 2001
News Brief: Terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon have altered the travel plans of Americans across the nation, but Atlantic City officials believe the region's location will allow a quick recovery.
Mississippi Casinos Examine Economic Hit23 September 2001
News Brief: Despite high hopes, Mississippi casinos might be hit with a economic blow following the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks.
Arizona Indian Gaming Impact is Mixed23 September 2001
News Brief: According to an analysis of food stamp data, legalized gambling has nearly eliminated poverty on a handful of small Indian reservations in Arizona, but has not yet delivered the same benefits to larger tribes.
Columnist Sal DeFilippo: NFL Still Left with a Super Problem22 September 2001
Making up last weekend’s games in January causes a problem with the playoff schedule. The best solution: Reduce the number of wild-card teams and eliminate the wild-card round.
MGM Mirage's Online Casino May Take a Year to Open22 September 2001
The U.S. gaming giant snared one of the first three online casino licenses from the Isle of Man Thursday. But it will be the last of the three licensees to launch its site.
Clinic Director Gambles Away Funds22 September 2001
News Brief: The founder and director of a health clinic for low-income people is out of a job, after gambling away clinic funds.
Kentucky Speedway Extends Contract with Belterra Casino Resort21 September 2001
News Brief: Kentucky Speedway extended its partnership with Belterra Casino Resort through 2004.
Flyers-Rangers Pre-Season Game Called After Two Periods21 September 2001
News Brief: The Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers did not play the third period of their pre-season game as both the fans and players watched the President's State of the Union Address on the big screen at the First Union Center.
Missouri Officials Underestimated Demand for Counseling for Addicted Gamblers21 September 2001
News Brief: Missouri can't pay for counseling services for problem gamblers because the Department of Health underestimated the number of people who need counseling.
Las Vegas Sands and Venetian Hotel Amend Credit Agreement21 September 2001
Las Vegas Sands Inc. and Venetian Casino Resort have completed certain amendments and modifications to their existing $192,750,000 Bank Credit Agreement
Connecticut Slot Revenue Breaks Another Record21 September 2001
Slot machine revenue at the Foxwoods Resort Casino hit $76.8 million in August, breaking the record of $73.8 million set the month before.
World Gaming Appoints Vice-President to Product Development21 September 2001
World Gaming announces the appointment of David Fleming, VP of
Product Development, to drive the company's software development
strategies.
London Clubs Hurt by Troubled Aladdin21 September 2001
News Brief: Gambling on the troubled Aladdin casino has left London Clubs International with severely burnt fingers.
Black Hawk Gaming Reports Status of Proposed Merger with Gameco21 September 2001
Black Hawk Gaming has re-filed its preliminary proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to respond to SEC comments.
GameCom Secures Funding21 September 2001
GameCom has successfully placed $1,000,000 in convertible debentures with Olympic Holdings, L.L.C.
Travel Woes Disrupt Mississippi Gaming Commission Business21 September 2001
Air travel problems prompted the Mississippi Gaming Commission to delay discussions on Casino Magic's $35 million renovations.
Contract Issue Could Delay Start of South Carolina Lottery21 September 2001
News Brief: Lottery ticket sales could be delayed by two months if the South Carolina Lottery Commission rejects an advertising contract Tuesday.
Judge to Block Release of Minnesota Tribe's Casino Audits21 September 2001
News Brief: A Minnesota judge is expected to issue a temporary restraining order today that bars the state from making public casino audits of the Prairie Island Indian Community.
Three Kansas Tribes Pitch Plan for Combined Casino21 September 2001
News Brief: Three of four Kansas tribes that operate casinos on their reservations have approached Gov. Bill Graves' office with a plan to build a combined casino.
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