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Gaming News Archives - Page 5280Greek Government Deals Blow to Gamblers22 February 2002
International News Brief: The Greek Government has forbidden electronic gambling machines in all public places except casinos, a move certain to be unpopular in a country which has a passion for gambling.
WMS Looks to Rebuild22 February 2002
A major slot machine manufacturer told Nevada gaming regulators it is rebuilding the company after the discovery that its machines were easy targets for some slot cheaters.
Texas Casino Operator Sues Company Founder22 February 2002
Hollywood Casino has filed suit in Texas federal court against Jack Pratt, the company's founder, former chief executive and largest shareholder.
Internet Gambling Still Faces Obstacles22 February 2002
According to a state official, there are still a number of hurdles that must be overcome before Nevada casinos can be allowed to participate in Internet gaming.
Delta Downs Slot Casino Shut Down22 February 2002
Delta Downs slot machine casino was temporarily shut down by the Louisiana State Police after agents found large amounts of money out in the open and other serious rule violations.
Wisconsin Oneidas: New York Tribe Wants Both Catskill Casinos22 February 2002
News Brief: The Oneida Indian Nation is not only interested in opening one more casino in the Catskills, New York, but according to the Wisconsin Oneidas, the Nation is hoping to run both of the two casinos being offered by the state in the Catskills.
Study: Casino Could Cost Louisiana $55 Million22 February 2002
News Brief: If the Jena Band of Choctaws opens a second reservation casino in southwestern Louisiana, the state stands to lose up to $55 million in taxes per year, while the Lake Charles region could see up to 800 jobs evaporate, according to an economic study.
Legalized Football Betting Proposed in Hong Kong21 February 2002
International News Brief: Legalising football betting is one of the proposals presented by accountants to boost Hong Kong’s tax revenue.
Massachusetts Track Owners Seek Slots21 February 2002
News Brief: Embattled Massachusetts racetracks are poised for a major battle to win the green light to install up to 10,000 slot machines.
Intertops.com Announces Odds on 44th Annual Grammy Awards21 February 2002
Intertops.com will be accepting wagers on the seven major Grammy categories.
8 Year-Old Girl Gives Lottery Win to Needy21 February 2002
News Brief: An 8-year-old philanthropist decided to donate $777 she won from a Florida scratch-off ticket to Operation Blue Angels, a police-affiliated group that buys toys, dinners and emergency supplies for needy families.
Lotteries May Hit Jackpot With Bonds21 February 2002
News Brief: An inventor has devised a way for states to issue bonds backed by dollars from lottery gamblers looking to win, and sold to investors hoping they won't.
Nevada Panel Approves Jacobs Merger21 February 2002
News Brief: Nevada regulators have approved the wealthy Jacobs family buyout of other shareholders in two gambling-related corporations. The deal merges Black Hawk Gaming & Development Co. Inc. and Gameco Inc.
Mississippi Revenues Jump in January21 February 2002
Nice weather and early arriving Super Bowl visitors combined to give Mississippi casinos a healthy 7 percent gross revenue boost in January.
Indiana Gambling Boats Report Mixed Results Up21 February 2002
News Brief: Two of southeastern Indiana's three gambling boats had more visitors and took in more money last month than in January 2001. The Grand Victoria reports their revenues and admissions fell.
Choctaw's Silver Star Casino Results Up Slightly21 February 2002
News Brief: The Choctaw Resort’s Silver Star casino reported net revenue of $57.2 million for Q1 2001, compared with $57.1 million Q1 2000.
Penn National Gaming Launches Public Debt Offering21 February 2002
Penn National Gaming plans to offer $175 million of Senior Subordinated Notes.
Black Hawk Reports Strong January Gaming Results21 February 2002
The Black Hawk gaming market grew 20% in January 2002, to $43.2 million, compared to $35.9 million in January 2001, and rose 3% from last month's numbers.
New Zealand Government Warned About Gaming Law21 February 2002
International News Brief: The Gaming Machine Association is warning the New Zealand government about legislation that includes restrictions on the number of gaming machines at venues.
Connecticut Bills Aim to Block New Indian Casinos21 February 2002
News Brief: Lawmakers are considering scrapping so-called Las Vegas Nights, hoping such a move could prevent another casino from opening in Connecticut.
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