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Gaming News Archives - Page 5466Federal Magistrate Rules Against New SunCruz Owners21 June 2001
News Brief: The investors who bought SunCruz Casinos never fully paid for the company and should be barred from using the SunCruz name on their gambling boats, a federal magistrate judge ruled.
Federal Appeals Court Backs Trump in Indiana Case21 June 2001
News Brief: A federal court overturned a jury decision that Trump Indiana was liable for a $1.33 million judgment for two Indianapolis investors in Trump Casino on Lake Michigan.
Michigan Town to Vote for Casino21 June 2001
News Brief: If Port Huron voters pass the referendum, Thomas Edison Inn will link up with Native Americans, probably the Bay Mill tribe in northern Michigan to form a casino alliance.
Study Says Indian Gaming Produces Winning Numbers for Arizona21 June 2001
According to a University of Arizona study, commissioned by the Arizona Indian Gaming Association, the state's Indian casinos generated $40 million in state and local taxes from casino vendors and more than $28 million in federal and state payroll taxes in 2000.
Columnist Jeff Haney: Lakers are Heavy Favorites for '3-Peat'20 June 2001
Los Angeles is listed at close to even money, or lower, at sports books that have posted 2002 NBA futures. Even the Bulls in their heyday had longer odds this early in the year.
Problem Gambling Gets Attention20 June 2001
News Brief: With a national conference on problem gambling starting in Seattle, Gov. Gary Locke has declared this Problem Gambling Awareness Week in Washington state.
Atlanta Cab Drivers to Receive Big Game Jackpot20 June 2001
News Brief: The Georgia Lottery will distribute the $90 million that was won by a group of Atlanta cab drivers, but had been snagged by several lawsuits.
Australian Casino Ethics Under Attack20 June 2001
News Brief: An Australian Casino was yesterday criticised in court for seducing a gambler into a high-roller lifestyle he couldn't afford.
Detroit Woman Takes Lump Sum20 June 2001
News Brief: The first jackpot winner of the Michigan Lottery's newest game has selected a lump sum payment of $19.85 million.
Irish Greyhound Racing Board Bans Viagra20 June 2001
News Brief: The Irish greyhound racing board has banned the use of the male sex drug Viagra in the sport, a spokesman said today.
SuperLotto Plus Jackpot Hits $85 Million20 June 2001
California Lottery Director Joan Wilson says, "It's exciting for our players, good for our retailers and best of all we'll raise approximately $50 million for public schools."
Erin Brockovich to Give Keynote Address at 15th Annual World Gaming Congress20 June 2001
Famed environmental researcher will join Steve Wynn, Ernest Stevens Jr. as keynote speakers during October gaming trade show.
Isle of Capri Q4 and Fiscal Year Results20 June 2001
Q4 EBITDA rose $4.6 million when compared to prior year, inspite of various challenges faced by the company including flooding.
Continued Growth for Black Hawk20 June 2001
Nevada Gold & Casinos reported May 2001 revenues of $39.4 million, up more than $1 million from April.
Lasseters Online to Stay in Australia, Despite Potential Ban20 June 2001
Although the Australian Senate may approve a ban this week on Internet gambling for Australians, Lasseters Online says it will remain in the country. It says 99.8 percent of its revenue comes from outside Australia.
Web Casino Operators Face Arrest in Australia20 June 2001
News Brief: Aussies will be able to bet on gambling sites hosted overseas, Australian sites will be able to take overseas bets, but if any foreign Net gambling operator enters Australia, they will face prosecution.
Gambling Curbs Proposed for U.S. Indian Reservations20 June 2001
News Brief: The bill would amend the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act to require state approval for new gambling facilities on Indian land.
Think and Be Responsible19 June 2001
News Brief: Ten signs that may indicate irresponsible gambling.
New Jersey Sues Net Casinos that Advertised on Billboards19 June 2001
The three sites – 7Sultans, Royal Club Casino and Aloha Casino – advertised on billboards in or near Atlantic City last year. The state accuses them of accepting illegal wagers from people located in New Jersey, including teenagers.
MGM Grand Tops Detroit Casinos in Productivity19 June 2001
News Brief: MGM Grand Detroit Casino not only edged out MotorCity Casino in May as the city's busiest gambling hall, but the city's first casino also leads in two key productivity measures -- revenues per gambling position and revenues per employee.
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