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Gaming News Archives - Page 5227Ameristar Casino Kansas City Opens Consolidated Casino28 August 2001
Ameristar Kansas City has completed the consolidation of its two casinos and has opened the single casino facility featuring a single 115,000 square foot casino with over 3,000 slot and video poker machines and 106 table games.
California Lottery SuperLotto Plus Jackpot Soars to $58 Million28 August 2001
The California Lottery currently has the largest single-state lottery jackpot in the country.
Michigan Lottery Introduces 'Back Pair Payout' Promotion28 August 2001
Michigan Lottery players will soon have yet another way to win cash prizes with the Lottery's Daily 4 game thanks to the Lottery's newest promotion -- `Back Pair Payout!'
Missouri Compulsive Gambling Aid Running Out of Funds28 August 2001
News Brief: A state fund for counseling compulsive gamblers is running out of money as an increasing number of Missourians seek the free assistance.
Powerball Fever Affects Maryland State Lotto28 August 2001
News Brief : Maryland residents who recently traveled to Delaware to buy Powerball tickets could have won more money by playing the Maryland State Lottery's classic lotto drawing Saturday night.
Paragon Gaming Signs Agreement With California Tribe28 August 2001
Paragon Gaming has entered into development, consultant and management agreements with the Augustine Band of Cahuilla Mission Indians in Coachella Valley, California.
Archon Corp. Posts Loss28 August 2001
Archon Corp. of Las Vegas, reports a loss of $2.08 million, or 34 cents per share, for the quarter ending June 30, 2001.
Paul-Son Gaming Reports Q4 2001 and Fiscal Year-End Results28 August 2001
Paul-Son Gaming reported net income for Q4 2001, of $56,000 or $0.02 per share, compared with a net loss of $179,000, or $0.05 per share, for Q4 2000.
California's Gaming Tribes Share More Than $39 Million28 August 2001
The first checks are being sent today to eligible tribes throughout the state. The revenue-sharing program helps tribes with no gaming or limited gaming.
Atlantic City News Round-Up28 August 2001
Revenue and income decline for Atlantic City casino-hotels, which gave fewer incentives to customers in the second quarter. Also: construction progress on Borgota can be viewed on the Internet.
Alabama Sheriffs Association Calls for Gaming Legislation28 August 2001
News Brief: The Alabama Sheriffs Association wants the Alabama Legislature to clarify the law on adult arcades.
No Jackpots, But Kansas Still Wins28 August 2001
News Brief: The $295 million jackpot lured Kansas residents to spend 10 times more than usual on the Powerball.
Georgia's Video Poker Ban Moves to Fast Track28 August 2001
News Brief: Gov. Roy Barnes' bill to make video poker illegal in Georgia moved to the fast track Monday in the Georgia Senate, where a committee took just 40 minutes to approve it.
Racetrack Owner Sues Arizona Gaming Agency28 August 2001
News Brief: The majority owner of Turf Paradise racetrack has sued the governor of Arizona and the state Department of Gaming, claiming that the state has no authority to prevent him from doing business with Indian casinos.
Four Gulf Coast Casinos Challenge Property Tax Bills28 August 2001
News Brief : Four Mississippi Gulf Coast casinos are protesting property tax levies on their land-based hotels.
Georgia Gamblers Flock to Mississippi Casinos28 August 2001
News Brief: The siren sounds of uncountable quarters streaming out of lucky slot machines are drawing nearly 700,000 Georgians to Mississippi every year, and Georgians spend more there than visitors from other states, according to Mississippi tourism officials.
Job Creation is Wild Card in Internet Gambling27 August 2001
The future of internet gambling may involve casino dealers working in warehouses and dealing live to online players.
Columnist Jimmy Vaccaro: As I See It27 August 2001
The not-so-innocent gambler gets a rude New Age wakeup call. Also, Jimmy gives his predictions for the NCAA Top 10.
Isle of Capri Holds $50,000 'Tribute to the King' Contest27 August 2001
Isle of Capri Casinos expects thousands of impersonators to step into their blue suede shoes and compete for a $50,000 cash prize in its upcoming Tribute to the King contest.
Four Share Powerball Jackpot27 August 2001
News Brief: A divorced father who had just been laid off from his job says he is one of four winners of the $294.8 million Powerball jackpot.
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