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Gaming News Archives - Page 5454GalaxiWorld.com Wins Appeal in Civil Case30 May 2001
Former shareholders had been awarded $22 million, but a U.S. appeals court reverses the default judgment.
Alliance Gaming Sues Web Site Operator over Domain Name30 May 2001
Alliance, a Las Vegas slot machine maker and operator of slots in non-casino venues, says the defendant's Web sites threaten Alliance's gaming license. The defendant says he registered the domain name before he ever heard of Alliance Gaming.
Emerald Lobbies Illinois Gaming Board for Approval of $5 million Loan30 May 2001
News Brief: Caught up in a costly legal fight to salvage its plan for a casino in Rosemont, Emerald Casino will ask the Illinois Gaming Board to let an investor lend the company as much as $5 million.
Californian Indicted in Alleged Gaming Scam30 May 2001
News Brief: A federal grand jury in San Jose indicted the founder of Junglegames.com. He allegedly duped investors out of $4 million in a bogus gambling venture.
Garden State Park Closes Doors29 May 2001
News Brief: Garden State Park, which once attracted the best horses in racing but couldn't compete with casino gambling, lotteries and other tracks, was to close its doors for good Tuesday after holding its final simulcasting session.
BGI Introduces the Donation Station29 May 2001
The Donation Machine accepts cash donations with a promotional sweepstakes attached as a marketing tool providing the Charities with an alternative fund raising program.
New U.K. Terminals for Ladbrokes29 May 2001
Cyberview Technology and Ladbrokes Racing have signed a contract for the deployment of a new generation of fully downloadable, touch-screen fixed odds betting terminals.
Oz Burswood Casino Shares Soar in Wake of Packer Interest29 May 2001
News Brief: Reports that Australia's richest man Kerry Packer has bought a stake in Burswood Casino have pushed the company's share price to a five week high.
Arab Conflict Hits Casino29 May 2001
News Brief: Casinos Austria blames decreased profits on the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
New Jersey Regulators: Casinos Had Rough First Quarter29 May 2001
News Brief: The New Jersey Casino Control Commission has put in black and white what Atlantic City gaming executives were painfully aware of: It was a rough first quarter.
USA Video Interactive to Provide Mohegan Sun Casino with Media Services29 May 2001
USA Video Interactive has been contracted to provide Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun with Internet streaming media technology services.
Starnet Renamed as World Gaming, Becomes U.K. Corporation29 May 2001
Starnet has become World Gaming and has been incorporated in the United Kingdom in order to accelerate expansion into Europe and Asia.
Innovative Gaming Signs License Deal in Europe29 May 2001
Innovative Gaming has signed an initial $3 million technology licensing deal with Delta Automaten of Holland to facilitate the foreign production and development of a joint venture slot machine.
Nevada's Interactive Gambling Initiative: 120 Hours and Counting29 May 2001
For a bill that was widely expected to pass, Nevada Assemblywoman Merle Berman’s proposal to legalize interactive gambling for Nevada casinos has
been through the legislative wringer. With the latest version dead, she plans to resurrect the issue with a last-minute amendment.
Gamble Pays Off for Michigan City29 May 2001
News Brief: Thanks to tax money from the Blue Chip Casino, Michigan City is now able to pay cash for large capital projects and purchases that in the past could only have been possible with the help of costly loans that force taxes up.
Renewed Indiana Dockside Gambling Effort Expected29 May 2001
News Brief: In the wake of another failed attempt to persuade the General Assembly to legalize dockside gambling in Indiana, proponents of the controversial measure already are plotting their next move.
Mississippi's Beau Rivage Changes Focus29 May 2001
News Brief: The casino has changed its buffet and loosened its slots to appeal to the local blue-collar shrimp-and-gumbo crowd.
Columnist Dean Juipe: Don King's Shady, But Gets What He Wants28 May 2001
No one really like Don King. But he gets what he wants, and will prevail in the mess he helped create involving Hasim Rahman.
Discover Card Nixes Credit for Net Gambling28 May 2001
Online gamblers in California who want to rack up charges on their Discover Card have a new legal obstacle preventing them from doing so.
Porn Holds Singapore Surfers Longer Than Gambling28 May 2001
News Brief: Internet measurement company NetValue said that Singaporean Web surfers spend more time at adult sites than gambling sites.
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