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Gaming News Archives - Page 5458Major Casino Proposed for New York13 May 2001
News Brief: Trading Cove Associates and the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians is working on a deal to develop a `major’ casino in New York's Catskills.
California Tribes to Divide $10.1 Million in Gambling Revenue13 May 2001
News Brief: Sixty-eight California Indian tribes that have no casinos or run small gambling operations will share $10.1 million in gambling money, but tribal representatives say a state commission should have released more.
Successful Gaming Operation Helps Race Track13 May 2001
News Brief: The Canterbury race track is among a growing number of tracks to hitch its future to alternative forms of gambling.
Video Poker Machines Make Comeback in Louisiana13 May 2001
News Brief: The number of video poker machines in Lousiana have just about rebounded to the pre-shutdown level two years ago.
New Zealand Group Calls for Ban on Internet Gambling13 May 2001
News Brief: New Zealand’s Alliance party has called for the government to follow moves in Australia to halt the tide towards gambling on the Internet.
South Australian Anti-Gambling Groups Push for Video Poker Supertax13 May 2001
News Brief: Anti-gambling groups are calling on the South Australian Government to follow Queensland's lead and establish a pokies supertax.
Mandalay Bay Casino Drops Missisippi Plans13 May 2001
News Brief: A disputed plan to build a $225 million casino in Mississippi has been dropped by Mandalay Bay Resort Group
Online Bingo (Part 2): Players Want Large Jackpots with Small Initial Investments12 May 2001
Pat Burkette visits some of the many online bingo sites, both free and pay-to-play ones. It’s cheap, varied and highly sociable, she finds, but be sure your browser is up to date. Part Two of three parts.
Texans Divided on Legalizing Casino Gambling12 May 2001
News Brief: While a great number of Texans believe video slot machines should be banned in the state, even more support the legalization of casino gambling, a recent poll found.
Congratulations on Your Jackpot: Now Try to Collect It!12 May 2001
On its home page, Aloha Casino & Sportsbook, an Internet site based in Costa Rica, congratulates a Pennsylvania woman who hit a progressive jackpot for $60,000. But after more than a month of excuses, she still hasn’t been paid.
New "Sports Gaming Report" Live on AudioVegas.com Every Saturday11 May 2001
This new radio show, aimed at those who keep score with money, is hosted by Buzz Daly and Kelso Sturgeon. It starts right after the end of each Saturday’s California Angels game, here on AudioVegas.com.
Disney Launches Pay-to-Play Online Game Site Next Month11 May 2001
News Brief: Walt Disney Co.'s pay-to-play online games venture is set to launch next month amid a multimillion-dollar promotional blitz and accusations of promoting Internet gambling.
eLottery Launches Lottery Results Website On the Lycos Network11 May 2001
eLottery is utilizing its eLottoNet.com content to offer Lycos.com users easy access to state lottery results and other lottery information.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Reports Q1 Results11 May 2001
Hard Rock Hotel reports net revenues and EBITDA of $30.9 million and $8.4 million for Q1 2001.
The Sands Regent Reports Q3 2001 Financial Results11 May 2001
The Sands Regent reports that their net income increased to $522,000, as compared to net income of $436,000 for Q3 2000.
Kansas City Executive to Lead Harrah's in New Orleans11 May 2001
News Brief: For the second time, a Kansas City casino executive has been tapped to head Harrah's long-troubled downtown New Orleans casino.
Shuffle Master Begins Slot Retrofit Field Trial11 May 2001
Shuffle Master has commenced the field trial of its retrofit kit for IGT manufactured S+ three-reel slot machines.
Schedule Announced For 15th Annual World Gaming Congress and Expo11 May 2001
The 15th Annual World Gaming Congress and Expo will continue its long-standing tradition of presenting diverse and superior gaming education at this fall's international trade show.
Panel Approves Nevada Lottery Resolution11 May 2001
News Brief: A resolution that would allow voters in 2004 to decide whether to permit a Nevada lottery was approved unanimously Thursday by the Assembly Taxation Committee.
Casinos Urged to Help Lobbyists11 May 2001
News Brief: Casino executives say that the casino industry must do a better job of educating politicians about problem gambling, a proposed ban on college sports betting and issues related to minority hiring and contracting.
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