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Gaming News Archives - Page 5561New York Tribe Plans Casino Expansion20 November 2000
News Brief: Expansion plans for the Turning Stone Casino Resort include: new restaurants, twice the number of hotel rooms, 200 cashless gaming machines and a bus terminal.
Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. Announces 15% Increase in E.P.S.20 November 2000
Isle of Capri today reported earnings per diluted share of $.30 for the Q22000, compared to $.26 per share for Q2 of the prior year, a 15% increase.
Little Change Seen in Nevada Gaming Regulation with DuCharme Departure20 November 2000
Despite the loss of Steve DuCharme, gaming industry observers expect little substantive change in Nevada's Gaming Control Board.
Elsinore Reports Q3 Results20 November 2000
Elsinore Corp. reported net revenues of $13.3 million for Q3.
Ameristar Takes Loss of $57.2 Million on Sale of Reserve20 November 2000
Ameristar will take a non-cash charge of $57.2 million on its sale of the Reserve hotel-casino in suburban Las Vegas.
Small Las Vegas Hotel-Casino in Bankruptcy20 November 2000
The Vacation Village hotel-casino in Las Vegas filed for bankruptcy protection on Friday.
Who's Washing Your Dishes?20 November 2000
Pending immigration legislation, opposed by many Republicans, is crucial in Nevada where immigrant workers drive the tourism industry by working service jobs in hotels and casinos.
Greektown Opens with 60 Random Ejection Shufflers20 November 2000
Casinovations announced the recent Greektown Casino opening included card tables equipped with Random Ejection Shufflers.
Ameristar Casinos Commences Tender Offer for $100 Million of Outstanding Notes20 November 2000
Ameristar offers to buy back all $100 million of its 10.5 percent bonds.
Starnet Announces SEC Filing20 November 2000
Starnet files for registration of American Depositary Shares, evidenced by American Depositary Receipts for World Gaming, Plc.
Massachusets Police Uncover Gambling Outfit, Drugs20 November 2000
News Brief: Massachusets police who went to an American Legion Post to look for a man say they instead stumbled across an illegal gambling outfit and stashes of cocaine.
Kansas City Port Authority Postpones Vote on Purchase of Station Properties20 November 2000
News Brief: The Port Authority of Kansas City on Monday postponed its vote on whether to approve the purchase of Station Casinos' Missouri properties by Ameristar Casinos Inc. while questions about finances and minority ownership were addressed.
Four Towns in Canada Want Shot at Casino20 November 2000
News Brief: Four Canadian river communities passed measures agreeing to host the lone government-run charity casino to be sanctioned in the St. Lawrence River area for at least the next three years.
New Mexican Men Accused Of Theft In Las Vegas Casino20 November 2000
News Brief: Three men have been accused of a scam involving more than $40,000 in slot machine tokens allegedly stolen from an Indian casino that were used in casinos in Nevada.
Judge Rules Video Gambling Machines Can't Be Made In South Carolina20 November 2000
News Brief: A judge has ruled that making a video gambling machine in South Carolina is still illegal, even if the software to run the machine is installed elsewhere.
EBay Lawsuit Opened Up to All Faked-Out Sports Fans20 November 2000
Ebay users who bought fake sports memorabilia can join a class-action suit. The auction site says it's not legally responsible.
U.K. Camelot to Launch £1 Million Scratchcard Jackpot19 November 2000
News Brief: Lottery operator Camelot is reportedly planning to launch a £1 million scratchcard prize to boost sales of its Instants game.
Harrah's Provides North Kansas City With an Embarrassment of Riches19 November 2000
News Brief :North Kansas City struck it rich when Harrah's Casino & Hotel opened up here six years ago.
Sheriff's Casino Winnings Keep Nevada Ghost Town Going19 November 2000
News Brief: Sheriff Herb Robbins has slowly bought and restored much of Gold Point, Nevada with video poker winnings.
Wisconsin Case Raises Issue Of Gambling Interests' Reach19 November 2000
News Brief: According to a report by a special prosecutor, there was circumstantial evidence that Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt may have lied to Congress about his agency's rejection of a proposed tribal casino in Hudson, Wisconsin.
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