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Gaming News Archives - Page 5249Alliance Appoints Deloitte & Touche as New Accounting Firm16 May 2002
Alliance Gaming Board of Directors has appointed Deloitte & Touche LLP as the Company's new independent accounting firm.
Casino Journal Results Down for Q1 200216 May 2002
Total revenues declined $568,949 in Q1 2002 as compared with Q1 2001. Advertising revenues fell $365,101 while subscription revenues declined $172,232.
Acres Signs New Mexico Casino16 May 2002
Acres Gaming has received an $1.2 million order from the San Juan Pueblo Indians for its Ohkay Casino Resort in San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico.
VCAT Reports Results Down for Q316 May 2002
Revenues for Q3 2002 were zero as compared to $77,000 during the same period last year.
Acres Gaming Reports Loss for Q316 May 2002
Revenues for Q3 2002 were $5.6 million, compared to $17.5 million in Q3 2001. Net loss for the quarter was $259,000, or $.03 per diluted share, compared to net income of $2.6 million, or $.25 per diluted share in Q3 2001.
Study: Massachusetts to Gain from Casino16 May 2002
The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development released a study today to the government of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head showing that Massachusetts has much to gain and little to lose from a casino in Southeastern Massachusetts.
Cheater Tracker Proposed for Indian Casinos16 May 2002
News Brief: A network designed to track cheaters in American Indian casinos could be in place by the end of the year.
Developer Plans Slots, Winery, RV Park Resort16 May 2002
News Brief: A Colorado recreational vehicle park developer has bought the 20-acre Pahrump Valley Vineyards winery in Nevada and plans to apply for a gaming license.
Casino Cruises Not to Operate in Malaysian Waters16 May 2002
International News Brief: Cruise ship operators have been warned not to operate onboard casinos while anchored in Malaysian waters.
Politician: Canada Considering Legalized Online Gambling16 May 2002
News Brief: Ottawa is considering a new law that would legalize Internet gambling for the first time in Canada, says a Liberal MP who has championed the online betting industry.
Missouri Senate Rejects Horse Racing Measure16 May 2002
News Brief: Legislation intended to expand the horse racing industry in Missouri failed by a nose in the Senate on Wednesday.
Casino Niagara Not Worried About US Competition16 May 2002
News Brief: Niagara Falls, Ontario Mayor Thomson say the proposed Seneca Nation casinos won’t jeopardize Casino Niagara’s operations. In fact, he predicts it will help the highly successful Canadian casino.
Slots at Illinois Racetrack Proposed16 May 2002
News Brief: Illinois’ Arlington Park could get slot machines under one of the gambling options lawmakers are considering to fix a $2 billion hole in the state's budget.
Seneca Still Have More Obstacles to Overcome16 May 2002
News Brief: The Seneca Indian Nation's vote in favour of casinos in Niagara Falls and Buffalo, New York, removes one obstacle in the casinos' long path to reality but others remain.
Animal Rights Group Want Racetrack Bill Vetoed16 May 2002
Animal protection advocates are planning a public campaign to urge Florida Governor Jeb Bush to veto Senate Bill 160, which would legalize high-stakes poker at Florida dog and horse racetracks.
Fantasy Sports Offers Official 2002 Open Championship On-Line Fantasy Golf Game15 May 2002
Fantasy Sports has entered into an agreement with The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews to operate the Official 2002 Open Championship On-Line Fantasy Golf Game.
Wireless Card Games for Palm OS and Pocket PC Handhelds15 May 2002
DreamQuest Software today announces its Championship card games, popular on Windows PCs and the Internet, are now available as a three-game bundle for Palm OS and Pocket PC handhelds.
Farewell Big Game, Hello Mega Millions15 May 2002
Mega Millions, an enhanced version of The Big Game, succeeds The Big Game. The jackpot for the first Mega Millions drawing is at an estimated $25 million.
Japan Pinball Parlours Self-Ban for World Cup15 May 2002
International News Brief: Japan's pachinko parlour owners plan to do their bit for the World Cup by declaring a moratorium on installing new pinball machines during the soccer tournament.
Aussie Manager Blames Casino for Embezzlement15 May 2002
International News Brief: A manager who siphoned $374,000 from Australian Football League coffers says she was seduced by rewards for gambling at Crown casino's high-rollers room, a court heard yesterday.
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