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Gaming News Archives - Page 5232Study: New Gaming Platforms, Online Services Poised for Rapid Growth9 July 2002
Emerging video game platforms are poised for rapid growth, as a confluence of factors enables advanced multiplayer experiences on consoles and PCs, improved games on mobile phones and other handheld devices, and interactive TV games.
Australian Operator Selects Online Gaming Systems9 July 2002
Online Gaming Systems has been selected by an Australian-based casino operator to develop its Internet Casino system.
Interlott Signs Contract with the Hoosier Lottery9 July 2002
Interlott Technologies has received a purchase order from the Hoosier Lottery for 500 eight-game Pull-tab/break-open Ticket Vending Machines.
Bentley Drops Online Gaming9 July 2002
Due to the enormous legal and political hurdles currently being experienced in the online gaming industry, Bentley will no longer be pursuing online gaming.
Aristocrat Awarded Contract for Icahn Gaming Properties9 July 2002
Aristocrat Technologies Inc. has been awarded a contract for the installation of its OASIS casino management system in Icahn Gaming's Las Vegas properties.
Alliance SDS(R) Coupon, SDS Ticket Cashiering Products Approved9 July 2002
Alliance Gaming has received final regulatory approval from the Nevada Gaming Control Board for its SDS Coupon cashless product designed to give casino operators a powerful new marketing tool.
Future of Arizona Gaming Rests with Appeals Court9 July 2002
News Brief: Arizona's ever-expanding complexity of Indian gaming and dog- and horse-race wagering took center stage Monday before a federal appeals court.
Studio 54 Trademark Suit Filed9 July 2002
MGM Grand, owner and operator of the Studio 54 nightclub, sued Roadmaster USA Corp. of Eatontown, N.J., alleging it distributed audio products bearing the Studio 54 name to Wal-Mart stores.
South African Lottery Operator Warns of Illegal Lotteries9 July 2002
International News Brief: South African lottery operator Uthingo has warned the public to beware of illegal lotteries operating from all over the world.
Georgia Officials Raid Stash of Illegal Gambling Machines9 July 2002
News Brief: Barely more than a week after a new Georgia law made video-gambling machines illegal, the Macon Police Department raided a Third Street warehouse and confiscated an estimated 400 to 500 of the machines.
Nevada Casino, RV Park Plan Threatened9 July 2002
News Brief: If officials require affordable housing at a proposed Nevada hotel-casino and RV park, the developer said he probably would be forced to abandon the project.
Holyfield Honored by African American Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame8 July 2002
The African American Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame bestowed Evander Holyfield with its Fighter of the Decade Award at its annual banquet on Sunday night.
Louisiana Racing Commission Won't Consider New Tracks, For Now8 July 2002
News Brief: The Louisiana State Racing Commission will go along with the Legislature's request not to consider any applications for new horse-racing tracks until an economic impact study is done.
English Soccer Star Ferdinand Gambles Away £50,0008 July 2002
International News Brief: England soccer ace Rio Ferdinand is reported to have gambled away £50,000 in Las Vegas.
Mega Millions Jackpot Skyrockets to $110 Million8 July 2002
Lottery officials announced that no winning ticket correctly matched all six winning numbers in the July 5, 2002 Mega Millions drawing, pushing the jackpot for July 9 to an estimated $110 million.
Couple Held in Colorado Lottery Ticket Thefts8 July 2002
News Brief: Luck has run out for a couple accused of trying to eke out a living by stealing lottery tickets.
Police: String of Nevada Casino Robberies Related8 July 2002
News Brief: Police suspect a string of armed robberies at various Henderson, Nevada, casinos are related, and the businesses are strengthening their security in response.
Office Betting Can be Costly8 July 2002
News Brief: Office pool games are gaining popularity, but critics say they're costing companies $63 billion a year in lost productivity.
Malaysian Man Kidnapped, Burned Alive Over Gambling Debt8 July 2002
International News Brief: Two information technology graduates were arrested for allegedly kidnapping and burning their friend alive over a gambling debt.
Life More of Gamble for Some8 July 2002
An account of how gambling turned one man’s life upside-down.
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