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Gaming News Archives - Page 5420Black Hawk Gaming Reports Status of Proposed Merger with Gameco21 September 2001
Black Hawk Gaming has re-filed its preliminary proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to respond to SEC comments.
GameCom Secures Funding21 September 2001
GameCom has successfully placed $1,000,000 in convertible debentures with Olympic Holdings, L.L.C.
Travel Woes Disrupt Mississippi Gaming Commission Business21 September 2001
Air travel problems prompted the Mississippi Gaming Commission to delay discussions on Casino Magic's $35 million renovations.
Contract Issue Could Delay Start of South Carolina Lottery21 September 2001
News Brief: Lottery ticket sales could be delayed by two months if the South Carolina Lottery Commission rejects an advertising contract Tuesday.
Judge to Block Release of Minnesota Tribe's Casino Audits21 September 2001
News Brief: A Minnesota judge is expected to issue a temporary restraining order today that bars the state from making public casino audits of the Prairie Island Indian Community.
Three Kansas Tribes Pitch Plan for Combined Casino21 September 2001
News Brief: Three of four Kansas tribes that operate casinos on their reservations have approached Gov. Bill Graves' office with a plan to build a combined casino.
Isle of Man Issues First Three Licenses for Net Gaming20 September 2001
MGM Mirage becomes the first major U.S. gaming company to acquire a license for an online casino. Sun International Hotels will use its Atlantis brand online, and the UK’s Littlewoods Leisure goes online next month with CryptoLogic software.
Park Place Pledges Money to New York Agencies20 September 2001
Park Place has selected two New York agencies to which the company will fulfill a $1 million pledge made last week to victims of terrorist attacks.
Executives of Three Top Gaming Software Firms Address Conference20 September 2001
Executives of major software developers for Internet gaming – David Outhwaite of CryptoLogic, David Pasieka of World Gaming and Johan Sigvardsson of Boss Media – will speak at the International Symposium on Gambling Law and Management in Dublin in November.
Isle of Capri Casinos Withdraws from Missouri Project20 September 2001
Isle of Capri Casinos has decided not to proceed with a controversial riverboat casino development near the tiny town of Kimmswick, Missouri, about 20 miles south of St. Louis.
GTECH Announces Q2 2001 and Year-To-Date Results20 September 2001
Net income was $16.6 million, or $0.55 per diluted share for Q2 2001, compared with net income of $6.3 million, or $0.18 per diluted share in Q2 2000.
Washington State Debates Wider Gambling Offerings20 September 2001
News Brief: The state joins call for more types of gambling, but opponents sound warning.
Louisiana Decides How to Count Employees at Harrah's New Orleans20 September 2001
News Brief: The Louisiana gambling board has finally figured out how to count the number of employees at Harrah's New Orleans Casino to enforce the state's contract with the gambling palace.
Trump Executive Blasts Nearly Everybody for Underage Gambling20 September 2001
News Brief: While agreeing to the $90,000 fine for allowing underage gambling last year, a Trump Taj Mahal executive blasted police, the state, Boardwalk arcade operators, parents and children themselves for failures to combat underage gambling.
Gambling Bills "Not Top Priorities" Anymore for U.S. Congress20 September 2001
News Brief: The terrorist attacks last week have made a Congressional ban on betting on college sports even less likely to pass, and further delayed Rep. Goodlatte's effort to resume his crusade against Internet gambling.
California Casino Managers Bet on Local Business20 September 2001
News Brief: Some experts predict that Americans will look closer to home for entertainment which would benefit the local California casino market.
Court Blocks New Mexico Indian Casinos Payment Deal20 September 2001
News Brief: A federal appeals court on Tuesday blocked speedy approval of the New Mexico Indian gambling agreement to recover $91 million in revenue-sharing back payments owed to the state.
Horse That Raced in Five Countries is Retired after Injury19 September 2001
News Brief: Globetrotting mare Ela Athena has been retired after suffering an injury when third in the Grade 1 Man o' War Stakes at Belmont Park earlier this month.
Victims of Bus Crash and their Families Settle With Bus Maker, Casino19 September 2001
News Brief: Victims and relatives of passengers who were killed in a 1999 Mother's Day bus crash in New Orleans have reached a settlement with the bus manufacturer and a Mississippi casino to which they were headed.
Access Gaming Provides Lotto Games to Austria's Lottery on the Internet19 September 2001
Access Gaming Systems has delivered the Austrian Lottery’s 6/45 Lotto and Quicktip cash-based games to the lottery's Internet gaming portal.
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