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Gaming News Archives - Page 5344Oklahoma Tribe Fighting to Keep Electronic Games23 January 2001
News Brief: The U.S. attorney’s office in Oklahoma City is seeking to stop Thunderbird Entertainment Center from using electronic games similar to slot machines.
Supreme Court to Hear Indian-Gaming Tax Case23 January 2001
News Brief: The Supreme Court agreed Monday to settle whether Indian tribes, like states, are exempt from some gambling taxes.
Indiana Riverboat Casinos Pull in $497 Million23 January 2001
News Brief: Southeastern Indiana's three casinos had more than 11 million visits and piled up nearly half a billion dollars in revenue last year.
South Australians on Record Gambling Spree23 January 2001
News Brief: South Australians splurged a record $5.3 billion on gambling in the last fiscal year in the pursuit of a dream.
Montana Tavern Owners Oppose ATM Ban23 January 2001
News Brief: A proposed bill hopes to ban automated teller machines in casinos and bars in Montana.
Florida Tribal Casinos Win One, Lose One23 January 2001
News Brief: A last-minute federal ruling allows Seminole Tribe of Florida high-stakes poker, but not blackjack.
Wisconsin Board States it Doesn't Favor Casino23 January 2001
News Brief: The St. Croix County board today passed a resolution stating that it is "not in favor" of the casino being proposed for the struggling dog track in Hudson.
New Jersey Regulator Urges Park Place Exec Banishment23 January 2001
New Jersey's top casino regulator recommended Monday that a gambling-addicted former Caesar's president Gary DiBartolomeo be banned from the business.
Bill to Permit Dockside Gaming in Indiana Advances23 January 2001
The bill to end the cruising requirement for the state’s riverboat casinos barely clears a key committee. It also contains a tax increase.
New York Senate Scraps Racing Oversight Panel23 January 2001
News Brief: With some key issues looming for the horse racing industry, the state Senate of New York is eliminating a committee that has jurisdiction over the industry.
FTC Drops DoubleClick Privacy Probe23 January 2001
The US government agency had been investigating the Internet ad firm since February, looking into its use of consumers’ personal data.
Columnist Dean Juipe: XFL Tests Its Product in Seclusion22 January 2001
The new football league held a top-secret session in Las Vegas Saturday, with four of its teams playing exhibition games to test the league’s risky rules.
SUPER BOWL XXXV -- And the Winner Is . . .22 January 2001
Bob Owens analyzes Sunday’s Super Bowl matchup, explaining where his money will be, and why.
Michigan Lottery's Big Game Jackpot Climbs to $67 Million22 January 2001
Dreams of instant wealth are swirling through the minds of Michigan Lottery players all across the state as the Michigan Lottery's Big Game jackpot sits at an estimated $67 million for tomorrow's drawing!
New Jersey Bill to Allow Internet Gambling Called a 'Non-Starter'21 January 2001
A casino industry leader and a powerful state politician are opposed to the bill, while Donald Trump says ‘it could be good.’
Third Time's a Charm for Starnet20 January 2001
After two previous attempts, the company gets shareholder approval to reorganize as a U.K.-based company.
In Shallow Pools, Bettors Are Drowning19 January 2001
News Brief: Columnist says, if the pools are too small, a bettor can depress his own payoff with even a moderate wager so he won't bother playing at all.
Online Casino in Costa Rica Accepts E-Checks19 January 2001
Game Time Casino says it’s the first gaming site to use Equifax’s e-check system, eliminating the need for credit cards.
Pennsylvania Lottery Debuts Sweetheart Cash, Crossword19 January 2001
Pennsylvania Lottery introduces two new instant ticket games.
Ameristar Casinos Inc. to Miss Profit Estimates19 January 2001
Ameristar Casinos Inc. of Las Vegas warned investors that it expects fourth-quarter earnings to fall below analyst expectations.
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