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Turning Stone Resort and Casino has signed a multi-year contract to use the products and services of Global Cash Access, Inc.

News Brief: The state's share of tribal gambling profits rose by 17 percent this month, thanks largely to the Cherokee Nation.

News Brief: Putting a second tribal casino in the Vancouver, Washington, area could be the best expansion option for the Yakama Nation's gaming operations, a recent study suggests.

Trump Entertainment Resorts has formed a new partnership with a team of local investors led by Pat Croce to pursue one of two Philadelphia Category 2 Gaming Licenses.

A pair of tickets in the Tuesday, November 29, 2005 drawing matched all six numbers to split the estimated $35 million jackpot.

Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. will name John Payne regional president of its Atlantic City region, effective upon receipt of required regulatory approvals.

News Brief: Charity bingo operations’ flow of revenue have shrunk in recent years, a fate shared by many charities around California.

News Brief: A $200,000 treatment program launched to help people who are addicted to the Tennessee Lottery got under way this summer, but so far relatively few people have participated.

News Brief: U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter has states that he is against a casino near the Gettysburg battlefield.

Peter Morton's Hard Rock Hotel & Casino will be further distinguished for its large-scale condominium expansion, marketed as the Bungalows Residences Flats at the Hard Rock.

Hoosier Park concluded its 11th season of Thoroughbred racing Friday, Nov. 25, with a 30.8 percent increase in total wagering.

Starting December 2nd, bringing home the stylish decor of Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will be just a click away with the official launch of ShopBorgata.com.

News Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a case filed by a group of antigambling organizations seeking to overturn a 2001 New York state law that authorized the broad expansion of legal gambling in New York.

For the past couple of years the only news that was made in the handful of Strip private gaming areas was about how they were almost never used.

News Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court has effectively ended the legal challenge to the expansion of gambling the state approved in New York state in October 2001.

News Brief: If casino gambling ever becomes legal in Texas, Carrollton City Council member Ron Branson wants the city to be prepared to seize an opportunity.

News Brief: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board issued regulations this month which mean anyone who owns a license for a slot machine casino in the state will be able to hold an interest of as much as one-third in any or all of the other 13 casinos in the state.

The World Poker Open returns to Tunica for its seventh year and will be held exclusively at Gold Strike Casino Resort.

News Brief: Today is the final day of the fall thoroughbred season, but it’s really only the beginning of a new Remington Park, General Manager Scott Wells said.

News Brief: The walls of the $40 million Diamond Jo Worth Casino west of Northwood are up and officials are still confident of an April 2006 opening.