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Delaware casino heads oppose bill

News brief: Delaware's three racinos say they'll fail if the state's share of gambling revenues is hiked.

Vegas visitation drops 8 percent

The economy continues to affect Las Vegas as visitation fell 8 percent in February to about 2.8 million people.

Three gambling plans in works in Ohio

News brief: Three separate proposals in Ohio call for some sort of expanded gambling in the state.

HHPT holding all women's academy

Poker pro Susan Issacs will be offering her insight, expertise and experiences as a professionally ranked poker player.

Wisconsin woman turns a penny into a million

A retired Wisconsin woman won over $1 million at a penny slot machine at Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort and Casino in Laughlin, Nev.

Nevada gaming revenues down more than 18 percent

Gaming revenues fell more than 18 percent for the state and more than 23 percent on the Las Vegas Strip.

M Resort facing labor complaint

The National Labor Relations Board are alleging unfair labor practices related to the firing of six security workers late last year.

Crown denies CityCenter report

The Australian-based company denied reports that it planned to invest in the $8.7 billion CityCenter development.

Oregon governor raises idea of casino

News brief: Gov. Ted Kulongoski brought up the idea of a downtown Portland casino, a once-unthinkable proposal.

Greek Isles files for bankruptcy

The majority owner of the Vegas casino and resort blamed "greedy hedge-fund guys" for the filing.

MGM Mirage to sell Biloxi, Detroit resorts

The casino operator has hired Morgan Stanley to evaluate sales offers for the MGM Grand Detroit and the Beau Rivage.

Women in Poker HOF to induct three

June Field, Jan Fisher and Cyndy Violette will be inducted at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas on June 5.

Florida house panel passes scaled-back gambling bill

News brief: A house panel passed a less extensive tribal gambling bill as Gov. Charlie Crist continued to push for his plan.

Wet 'n Wild land sale off

Land sales on the Strip or in the resort corridor are nearly impossible because of restraints on lending and the depressed gaming market.

Survey finds support for Mass. casinos

News brief: According to a poll conducted by UMass Dartmouth, 57 percent of those surveyed favor casinos, while 31 percent are opposed.

Delaware sports gambling looking good

News brief: Gov. Jack Markell's bid to allow sports betting at Delaware's three racetrack casinos looks like a lot.

Greektown fighting a losing battle

News brief: The Detroit casino sees gamblers spend close to $1 million a day but has $777 million in debt and is in bankruptcy.

Poker parlors expanding in Arizona

News brief: Poker parlors are expanding across Arizona amid confusion about the legal status of the game.

Critics say NJ racetrack slots a bad idea

News brief: A proposal to allow slots at New Jersey racetracks is being slammed by Atlantic City casino executives.

Casinos cutting minimums to keep players

News brief: The Seneca Niagara Casino in New York has lowered its limits on slot machines and blackjack games.

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