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Casino foes urges against liquor license

News Brief: A citizens group has urged the state to deny a liquor license to Turning Stone Resort and Casino because, the group says, the casino is operating illegally.

MCAM renews Sandia Casino contract

Money Centers of America has renewed a multi-year contract with The Sandia Casino, New Mexico's largest casino.

Exclusive Resorts enters Las Vegas market

Exclusive Resorts today announced that it will develop and own 30 luxury condominiums at MGM MIRAGE's highly anticipated Vdara at CityCenter on the Las Vegas Strip.

Sands gets ready for demolition

News Brief: Demolition crews are tearing off the Sands Casino's facade and gutting the building’s interior in preparation for a spectacular implosion this fall.

Track owners fight history

News Brief: Tri-State Racetrack & Gaming Center officials contend they should not be held accountable today for what happened two decades ago under different ownership.

Slots miss mark

News Brief: Florida schools stand to lose millions of dollars in funding because slot machines in Broward County aren't bringing in as much money as the state expected.

Garden Grove casino in question

News Brief: Garden Grove city officials say they have no idea whether the grand plans of a local Indian tribe to build a casino will ever crystallize.

Congressman meets with union

News Brief: Congressman Joe Courtney, D-2nd District, met Saturday with the union trying to organize at Foxwoods Resort Casino.

Casino looks for housing solution

News Brief: The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe, owners of Foxwoods Resort Casino are looking for housing solutions to accommodate the casino's growing workforce.

Indiana casinos prepare for Four Winds

News Brief: When Four Winds Casino opens its doors to the public in Michigan, nearby Northwest Indiana casinos will feel at least a temporary hit, a state the casinos are anticipating and planning against.

Labor union target California compacts

News Brief: A labor union hopes California voters will do what the Legislature wouldn't: block the expansion of five Indian casinos in Riverside and San Diego counties.

Arizona tribes give $28.1 million to state

News Brief: Arizona's Indian tribes gave a record $28.1 million to the state for the April-June quarter as part of the voter-approved casino revenue-sharing program in place since April 2003, the Arizona Department of Gaming said.

Normandie Casino launches new jackpot board

DynamicARK, Inc launches a second generation "Jackpot Board" for Normandie Casino in Gardena California.

Bally Technologies, Viejas casino sign deal

Bally Technologies, Inc. has signed a contract with Viejas Casino & Outlet Center to provide a complete slot accounting and casino management system and 2,500 iVIEW interactive displays for all of Viejas Casino's slot machines.

Capture California State Poker Championship in the state that grows champs

Month-long series of Texas Hold'em tournaments begins Sept 4 and culminates in $2,580-buy-in championship event Sept 22-23.

Broker says fee unpaid in New Frontier deal

Local real estate broker David Atwell, who claims he helped initiate the $1.2 billion sale of the New Frontier, says he now wants to be paid.

Heard it on the River

Rudi Schiffer provides an update of everything Tunica in this week's edition of "Heard it on the River."

Referee scandal aftermath: Oddsmaker's new line: helping NBA

NBA commissioner David Stern was always arrogant when he spoke of Las Vegas' sports books, but his attitude could change now that he needs to reach out for help.

Auction considered for Maryland slots

News Brief: With one of Maryland's most powerful Democrats predicting slot machines will be used to ease the state's budget deficit, some Republicans are focusing on an 'auction' system they believe will give government the most money.

Washington minicasino campaign questioned

News Brief: A former casino worker says that the campaign to keep minicasinos open in Tacoma was run and funded by the owners of the casinos, not a grass-roots effort by the employees to save their jobs.

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