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California casinos join rewards card program

News Brief: Sliding a Paradise Rewards membership card into a slot machine may be the key to an at-least $25,000 prize for visitors to Agua Caliente and Spa Resort casinos

AC casino union drive gets nasty

New Brief: A union drive at Atlantic City casinos is starting to sound more like a nasty political campaign, with each side accusing the other of using intimidation tactics and dirty tricks.

Casino Queen's sale is in doubt

News Brief: Illinois gambling regulators plan no decision today on a Kentucky company's request to buy the Casino Queen in East St. Louis.

Visitors bureau ready to promote NY casino

News Brief: Roberta Lockwood, the president of the Sullivan County Visitors Association, is ready to roll up her shirtsleeves and get to work promoting the county and the Catskills to the casino crowd.

Catskill casino still faces obstacles

News Brief: Just because NY Governor Eliot Spitzer and the St. Regis Mohawks reached a deal on opening the first casino in the Catskill Mountain region doesn't mean it's going to happen.

Mega Millions jackpot rises to $177 million

No ticket matched all six numbers to win the $150 million jackpot, so the jackpot for the Friday, February 23 Mega Millions drawing grows to an estimated $177 million.

MEC files to sell securities

Magna Entertainment Corp. has filed a shelf registration statement with the United States SEC and a preliminary short form base shelf prospectus in each of the Provinces of Canada.

Fair Grounds cancels final races of Mardi Gras Card

Fair Grounds Race Course cancelled the final four races of its Mardi Gras Day card Tuesday after a fire broke out in the men's restroom on the east end of the second floor of the grandstand.

The future giants of Internet gambling may end up being familiar names

Brick and mortar casinos have seen Internet gaming explode in the last decade, and there are several that are looking at the Internet as a way to expand their brand.

New Mexico lottery scholarship bills proposed

News Brief: Three bills that would have expanded access to the lottery scholarship were tabled in the New Mexico Senate Education Committee on Monday.

Kentucky candidate supports legalized casino gambling

News Brief: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Steve Beshear supports bringing casino gambling to Kentucky to help fund pre-school classes and a college scholarship program.

Mississippi bill clears casino construction tax

News Brief: A bill passed by a House committee Monday seeks to make clear that casinos will still be charged only 3.5 percent on construction materials, the same as other projects, now that some of them are moving onshore.

W.V. gambling bill introduced

News Brief: State senators are expected to take up a bill to legalize table games at West Virginia’s four racetracks this week, and industry lobbyists hope they will scale back what would be the nation’s highest tax rate for casino gambling.

Off-reservation proposal divides tribes

News Brief: A proposal to restrict development of new Indian casinos on off- reservation sites has exposed deep divisions among Indian tribes across the country.

South Dakota tribe wants more slots

News Brief: Some Oglala Sioux Tribe member say that more slots are needed in order to proceed with an ambitious plan to turn the Prairie Winds Casino into a destination resort.

Governor is keynote for Pennsylvania conference

Governor Edward G. Rendell will kick off the 3rd annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Racing Forum with a Keynote Address on March 13 at the Whitaker Center.

Chocolate poker chips launched

Specialty chocolatier Images in Chocolate today announced the first custom imprinted chocolate poker chip available in the U.S. marketplace.

Massive lines at McCarran leave travelers frustrated

Thousands were stuck in a line stretching out the door from Southwest Airlines ticket counters in Terminal One, down the road and beyond the McCarran International Terminal.

The Strip: Help wanted, a lot of it

Casino operators believe they will have no problem filling hotel rooms with guests, but finding enough employees may not be as easy.

Nevadan at work: Arizona Charlie's executive aims to boost client count with warm welcomes

Ron Lurie went from being the mayor of Las Vegas to the mayor of Arizona Charlie's.

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