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Gaming News Archives - Page 5371Black Hawk Gaming Reports Increase in November Gaming Results20 December 2001
Black Hawk gaming market grew 10% in November 2001, to $38.4 million, compared to $35.1 million in November 2000.
Hollywood Casino Signs Agreement With Greate Bay Casino to Settle Debt20 December 2001
Hollywood Casinohas reached an agreement with Greate Bay Casino to realize on the significant indebtedness Greate Bay owes Hollywood Casino Corporation.
Florida Gaming Signs Loan Agreement With CIB Bank20 December 2001
Florida Gaming has entered into a Loan Agreement with CIB Bank for $4,600,000.
Alliance Gaming to Acquire Advanced Casino Systems20 December 2001
Alliance Gaming’s Bally Gaming and Systems subsidiary has agreed to acquire the stock of Advanced Casino Systems Corporation, for an undisclosed amount.
California Tribe Tries Craps and Roulette, Based on Cards!20 December 2001
Craps and roulette are illegal in California, but on Saturday, Casino Pauma, near San Diego, will introduce versions that are based on special decks of cards.
L.A. Tribe Says They Don't Want Casino20 December 2001
News Brief: Los Angeles-area Indians seeking federal recognition as a tribe are caught in a controversy over gambling, even though they say they have no interest in starting a casino.
Pennsylvania Joins Powerball20 December 2001
News Brief: Pennsylvania will join the Powerball multistate lottery next summer in an effort to boost state lottery revenues that help subsidize senior citizen programs.
New York to Join Multi-State Lottery20 December 2001
News Brief: Lottery officials announced yesterday that New York will join the seven states that now comprise the Big Game Group to develop a new multijurisdiction, big-payoff game.
Connecticut Calls for Reforms Related to Tribal Casinos20 December 2001
News Brief: In a sure sign that Indian gambling will be a hot political issue next year, two of the state's top elected leaders called for casino-related reforms.
Government Official: Singapore Doesn't Need Casinos20 December 2001
News Brief: Dismissing calls by members of the public to allow casinos, Singapore’s Home Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng expressed concern over the social impact of such a move on families.
Buzz Daly: Sportsbook Scene19 December 2001
Las Vegas fights an economic downturn, while missing at least one obvious solution.
New Alabama-Coushatta Casino a Success19 December 2001
News Brief: Crowds are flocking to the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe's new 24-hour casino in East Texas.
Jumping Black Flashes Past Sunny Casinos' Goat Race Contenders19 December 2001
In an online goat race, held in Tobago and organized by Sunny Casinos, it was Jumping Black Flash all the way. The event raised money for the Christmas Fund of AidsChildren.org.
Station Casinos Opens Upscale Henderson Casino19 December 2001
Green Valley Ranch has opened for business in Las Vegas, and for Station Casinos Chairman Frank Fertitta III it is a milestone.
Casino Development Flourishes Despite 9/11 and Recession19 December 2001
A study by a consulting firm finds that, for all the doom and gloom, there is $3.9 billion in non-Native American casino development under way or imminent, a decline of only 9 percent from a year ago.
MGM Grand Leads Detroit in Revenues19 December 2001
News Brief: Revenues at the city's casinos last month increased from the same period a year ago, the Michigan Gaming Control Board reported.
Louisiana Casinos Rebound from Slowdown19 December 2001
News Brief: Louisiana's casinos began to rebound in November as winnings from gamblers increased nearly 7 percent from October and 16 percent from the same period last year.
Shareholders Approve IGT-Anchor Deal19 December 2001
Shareholders of International Gaming Technology and Anchor Gaming voted to approve IGT's $1.2 billion purchase of Las Vegas-based Anchor, paving the way for the deal's completion by the end of the week.
Rhode Island State Won't Interfere with Plan for More Slots19 December 2001
No statewide vote is needed for the state's two gambling operations to add more video slot machines, Attorney General Sheldon Whitehouse said.
California Trainer Suspended Indefinitely18 December 2001
News Brief: California-based trainer Brian Koriner has been suspended indefinitely by the Golden Gate Fields board of stewards for failure to appear for a hearing concerning a positive drug test last year of a horse in his care.
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