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Ameristar closes deal for riverboat

Las Vegas-based Ameristar Casinos officially entered its seventh gaming market, completing a $675 million acquisition of the Resorts East Chicago riverboat casino that is in Indiana, but caters to customers from lucrative Chicago.

GameTech granted Minnesota license

GameTech International, Inc. reports that the Minnesota Gambling Control Board has granted a manufacturer license to the Company effective October 1st, 2007.

Gaming groups want details before entering Massachusetts

Harrah's Entertainment, MGM Mirage and Las Vegas Sands Corp. expressed interest Tuesday in entering the underserved Massachusetts gaming market but want more information before proceeding.

Luck be a lady: Revival of Third Street planned

Owners of the shuttered and gutted Lady Luck in downtown Las Vegas want to leverage the Fremont Street Experience as part of a plan to revive Third Street.

Mississippi coast casinos report results

News Brief: Coast casinos celebrated the 15th anniversary of gambling in Mississippi by posting their best August on record with $108.9 million in gross gaming revenue.

Massachusetts tribe makes payment

News Brief: The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe presented a $250,000 check to Middleboro's selectmen as the first payment in the casino host agreement the tribe signed with the town.

Cash Systems signs new deal

Cash Systems, Inc. reports a new multi-year contract with Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort, a Port Madison Enterprise and an agency of the Suquamish Tribe

Harrah's AC unveils final phase

Harrah’s Atlantic City will unveil the final phase of the property’s $550 million upgrade and expansion project in early 2008, when the property opens a new 961- room, 44-story hotel tower.

Mohegan Sun hosts karate tournament

The 2007 Mohegan Sun National Karate Championships will kick into high gear on Sunday, September 23rd in the Uncas Ballroom at Mohegan Sun.

Spice it up at the Taj

Feel the heat at Trump Taj Mahal on Friday September 28 and Saturday, September 29 with a complete line-up of Latin Music.

Mohegan Sun adds new slots

Mohegan Sun has added some more excitement to the gaming floor with the addition of some thrilling new slot machines.

Little Brown Jug can't compete

Expanded gambling in other standardbred racing states has escalated purses outside the Pacing Triple Crown to more than double what the Little Brown Jug can offer.

Ameristar names GM for new property

Ameristar Casinos, Inc. reports that Timothy D. Wright has been appointed Senior Vice President and General Manager of the East Chicago, Indiana, property.

Ameristar Casinos completes acquisition

Ameristar Casinos, Inc. has completed its acquisition of Resorts East Chicago from Resorts International Holdings, LLC for $675 million, plus approximately $10 million of transaction costs.

Pinnacle Entertainment approved for Louisiana project

Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. reports that the Louisiana Gaming Control Board has approved its plans for a hotel and gaming entertainment project on more than 550 acres of land in Baton Rouge.

Atlantic City Hilton, Resorts Atlantic City host slot tournament

The Atlantic City Hilton and Resorts Atlantic City announced that they will present a $1,000,000 winner-takes-all Wheel of Fortune® slot tournament.

PGCB posts applicants

News Brief: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has posted filings of the four applicants for the final two resort slots licenses on its Web site.

Rhode Island speaker pushes gambling expansion study

News Brief: Rhode Island House Speaker William J. Murphy says that the General Assembly would study in January whether the state should allow table games at its two slot parlors or even add a full-fledged casino elsewhere in Rhode Island.

Washington tribe offers to donate land

News Brief: The Muckleshoot Tribe announced its willingness Monday to donate a 26.5-acre parcel of land to any group that wants to build an NBA arena in Auburn, next to Emerald Downs.

Eastern Shoshone tribe opens casino

News Brief: Wyoming's Eastern Shoshone Tribe Monday opened its first casino, the first of two Vegas-style gaming halls the tribe plans to build on the Wind River Indian Reservation.

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