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Court Sends Indian Gambling Case to Lower Court
26 November 2004
Federal law requires the state of Wyoming to negotiate with the Northern Arapaho tribe on allowing casino-style gambling on the Wind River Indian Reservation, a federal appeals court.
Minnesota Lottery Director Outlines Goals26 November 2004
Minnesota's new lottery director said the state will need to introduce a new lottery product if the lottery hopes to meet its revenue goals.
Mid-State Raceway May be Going Broke26 November 2004
News Brief: Mid-State Raceway may be days from going broke, according to federal government officials.
Gangs Cheating Slot Machines Across Country26 November 2004
News Brief: Mississippi state gaming authorities have reported a rash of cheating at Tunica's slot machines, with at least six arrests this year of increasingly sophisticated criminals.
Federal Agency Studying Louisiana's Problem Gambling Program26 November 2004
News Brief: A branch of the federal government that deals with drug and alcohol addicts is studying ways to help compulsive gamblers and looking to Louisiana for inspiration.
Casino May Fund Cleveland Convention Center26 November 2004
News Brief: The search for a Cleveland convention center in on again with a new twist for funding it: a downtown casino.
Gambling Knows No Borders26 November 2004
News Brief: Massachusetts residents drop a lot of money gambling outside the state's borders, notably at Connecticut's casinos. But out-of-staters spend a lot here, too, hauled in by the state Lottery.
Dubuque Casino Costs Increased26 November 2004
News Brief: The cost to expand the Dubuque Greyhound Park and Casino has increased six million dollars since it was approved last year because of cost overruns and equipment purchases.
Mesquite Casinos Reports Increase26 November 2004
News Brief: Casinos in Mesquite were busier in September than they were for the same month in 2003.
Massachusetts Lottery Profits Up26 November 2004
News Brief: Massachusetts lottery profits are on a record-setting pace this year, but officials are retooling the sagging Keno operation and launching new games to maintain the growth of state-sanctioned gambling revenues.
Harrah's Raises Fund for Children's Hospital25 November 2004
News Brief: Harrah's and Harveys Lake Tahoe and Harrah's Reno have joined forces with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital to support the hospital's Thanks & Giving campaign.
Casinos Cashing Paychecks Criticized25 November 2004
News Brief: Check cashing is business as usual at many Las Vegas casinos. The service puts people and their money inside the casinos but it also draws some criticism from those in and out of the industry.
Casinos Expect Thanksgiving Rush25 November 2004
News Brief: Most people in the region will enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving feast at home today, but about thousands will take a trip one of Ohio’s casino.
Online Program Offers Sports Betters Help25 November 2004
SBRLines offers premium tools to gamblers at no cost and also includes full statistical analysis on each event. The website also offers a 128-bit encrypted log on to all sportsbooks from one central live odds page.
Changes Coming to Caesars Tahoe25 November 2004
News Brief: Horizon Casino Resort's parent company owner says that under his agreement to buy Caesars Tahoe announced last week, he plans to use its name for a year until the Stateline casino is ‘rethemed.’
New Jersey Sports Betting Bill to Get Assembly Hearing25 November 2004
News Brief: Assembly Speaker Albio Sires says he will allow a Dec. 2 hearing on a bill that would ask voters to bring sports betting to Atlantic City casinos.
Powerball Jackpot Reaches $110 Million25 November 2004
Since no one correctly matched all six numbers in Wednesday's drawing the Powerball jackpot will grow to an estimated $110 million.
NCRG Conference to Examine Addiction Syndrome24 November 2004
Sport Interaction Offer Odds on NBA Brawl Aftermath
24 November 2004
After last Friday's brawl between the Detroit Pistons and Indiana Pacers, Sports Interaction has responded by allowing its members to place bets on various outcomes, from possible litigation against players or the NBA to whether charges will be levied against any players or fans.
Mayor: No Link Between Casino Probe and Bankruptcy24 November 2004
News Brief: Mayor Lyn Howard says there is no connection between a bankruptcy he filed March 18 and his patronage of the Par-A-Dice Riverboat Casino in East Peoria.
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