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Gaming News Archives - Page 5300Irish Racing to Resume April 16 After Disease-Related Suspension4 April 2001
News Brief: Horse racing is set to resume in Ireland after being suspended because of the foot and mouth outbreak sweeping Britain.
Kentucky Moves Toward Stronger Drug-Testing Program4 April 2001
News Brief: Kentucky racing commissioners have officially opened the bidding for the state's drug-testing contract.
'Hollywood Squares' Slots to Premiere at Harrah's4 April 2001
The slot machine line is based on the syndicated TV game show `Hollywood Squares,’ now hosted by actress Whoopi Goldberg.
Anchor Gaming Announces Opening of the Pala Casino in San Diego4 April 2001
The Pala Casino in Northern San Diego County opened Tuesday evening.
Sportsbook.com: When Will the United Sates Get Its Spy Plane Back?4 April 2001
Sportsbook.com is offering a proposition: Will the U.S. get possession of its spy plane from the Chinese before or after April 10?
Gamblers Anonymous Exchange Ideas4 April 2001
News Brief: London-based Betfair provides a gambling exchange so that punters can offer bets to each other anonymously without the bookie's margin.
Casino Workers' Rash Treated4 April 2001
News Brief: A Californian casino has reopened after being closed, because card dealers reported an outbreak of rashes on their hands.
NCAA Pushes Cosmetic "Fix" to Illegal Gambling Problem4 April 2001
The NCAA is undertaking what amounts to a publicity stunt in attacking legal betting in Nevada, says the chief executive of the American Gaming Association.
Columnist Dean Juipe: No Parity as Duke Rules Again3 April 2001
This season, for the second time in three years, the teams that opened ranked Nos. 1 and 2 in the Associated Press poll were paired in the climactic game.
Casino Connection, the Nation's Only Casino Gambling Debuts on Players Network3 April 2001
An Atlantic City television channel and Players Network today announced that Casino Connection, the nation's only weekly television program dedicated exclusively to casino gambling, will debut this week.
Greyhound Offers Direct Service to Barona Casino in San Diego, California3 April 2001
Greyhound schedules to Barona leave Monday through Friday from the Greyhound terminals in Los Angeles and the downtown Greyhound location in Tijuana.
Argosy Gaming CEO: Company Will Stick With Riverboats3 April 2001
News Brief: Argosy Gaming Co.’s CEO says the company won't be expanding into the Las Vegas or Atlantic City markets anytime soon, but will focus on regional growth using riverboat casinos.
Elsinore Reports Q4 Results3 April 2001
Elsinore Corporation reported net revenues of $17 million for the Q4 2000 compared with $13.3 million for Q4 1999.
eLOT Announces Additional Cost Reductions3 April 2001
eLOT, Inc announces additional expenditure cuts designed to realign the Company's costs with its expected achievable revenues.
ReadSoft To Process Millions of Game Coupons For UK Gaming Company3 April 2001
The UK-based gaming company Littlewoods Leisure owned by Sportech PLC, has signed a contract with software supplier ReadSoft a world-leading company within automatic data capture.
MDI Entertainment Previews Record Quarterly Revenues and Profits3 April 2001
Revenues for the quarter are expected to exceed $3,100,000, with an EBITDA over $650,000 and net profits in excess of $550,000, or $.05 per share.
US Equal Employment Agency Sues Colorado Casino Over English-Only Rule3 April 2001
News Brief: Central Station Casino is being sued by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over a company policy that allegedly forbids its housekeeping staff from speaking Spanish at work.
Connecticut Tribe Lobbies for Pier Casino3 April 2001
News Brief: Eastern Pequot tribe members is lobbying southeastern Connecticut lawmakers for support of plans to build a casino at the State Pier in New London.
Oneidas Bargaining for Mexico Casinos3 April 2001
News Brief: The Oneida Indian Nation is negotiating an agreement with the Mexican government to manage that country's first two casinos.
Illegal Slot Machine Operators Find a Home in Dallas3 April 2001
News Brief: Dozens of unregulated gaming parlors have moved into Dallas County, lured by what some see as prosecutors' reluctance to take on a well-organized, well-funded industry.
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