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Gaming News Archives - Page 5518Circuit Courts' Rulings Stand on MGAM's MegaMania Game29 January 2001
Department of Justice will not seek review of ruling on MegaMania game.
Punters bet 15 million dollars Less at Hong Kong's New Year Races29 January 2001
News Brief: Race organisers blame slump race on illegal gambling and Internet betting.
Web Surfing May Lead to Web Gambling, Analysts Say29 January 2001
Casino sites may help users get comfortable with online betting.
Bookmaking Crackdown Extends to San Francisco Bay Area29 January 2001
News Brief: Fresno County pursuit of illegal bookmaking operations led to two Bay Area cities Saturday, where two prominent bookmakers were detained.
Young Gamblers Flock to the Internet29 January 2001
He heard about Internet gambling from his friends in the dorm. He bet $10 on a basketball game, and won. It was "intriguing," so he tried it again.
Opt In Vs. Opt Out - Battle Lines Emerge in Privacy Debate29 January 2001
The U.S. Congress is likely to have a lively debate over how to protect consumers online.
Sports Fans Find the Web a Sure and Legal Bet28 January 2001
News Brief: This year’s Super Bowl may provide a glimpse of a future where billions are wagered over the Internet on a yearly basis.
Modest, Steady Growth is a Good Bet for Conneticut Casinos28 January 2001
News Brief: "Uncertainty about the economy and a shortage of labor hasn't dampened the spirits of gaming executives in Connecticut, with both Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort Casino projecting modest but continued growth of the state's gaming market in 2001.
Poker Machines Rule at Australian Casinos28 January 2001
News Brief: Poker machines have replaced gaming tables as the number one money spinner at the nation's casinos, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Casino-less Tribes to Receive Federal Funds28 January 2001
News Brief: The newly formed California Gambling Control Commission approved a formula to distribute $36 million from a revenue-sharing trust fund to the state's non-gambling tribes.
Vacationers Compete with South Carolina Locals for Bingo Seats28 January 2001
News Brief:Afternoon bingo may be the hottest winter game on the Grand Strand after video gambling was shut down with local residents and vacationers competing for seats.
South Carolina Lottery Foes Want Their Say28 January 2001
News Brief: Church leaders lobby for input in legislation that will establish how the South Carolina lottery is run.
California Bookmaking Crackdown Grows28 January 2001
News Brief: Fresno County sheriff's vice detectives' pursuit of illegal bookmaking operations led to two Bay Area cities, where two prominent bookmakers were detained.
Illinois Judge Rules in Rosemont's Favor28 January 2001
News Brief: A county judge rules in Rosemont casino's favor by throwing out a lawsuit that sought to overturn a state law allowing a casino to come to the suburb and permitting all riverboat casinos to stay permanently moored.
Political Changes Dim Outlook for Wisconsin Casino28 January 2001
News Brief: Wisconsin's next governor opposes more gaming and will likely veto the Hudson megacasino project.
Rise in Internet Gambling Prompts Debate28 January 2001
News Brief: According to industry reports, there are more than 1,400 Internet gaming sites, where players worldwide will lose an estimated $3.1 billion this year alone in what critics call a largely unregulated offshore industry.
New Jersey Internet Gambling Bill (Part 2 of 2)28 January 2001
The following is the complete text of the bill to allow Internet casinos that was recently introduced in New Jersey. It would permit New Jersey residents to place bets at Atlantic City casinos that are licensed to offer Internet gambling.
UK's GamCare Focuses on Problem Gambling – Traditional and Internet27 January 2001
As wagering opportunities proliferate throughout the real world, as well as in cyberspace, more attention is focused on the consequences of problem gambling. GamCare is the leading organization in Britain to addresss this issue. Part One of two parts.
Slot Machine Maker Betting on Cashless System27 January 2001
Casinos could become quieter places if International Game Technology has its way.
Nebraska Hotline Notes Super Bowl Increase27 January 2001
News Brief: As more bets are placed on Sunday's Super Bowl, more calls are being placed with the Nebraska Compulsive Gambling Hotline.
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