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Betfair Welcomes Track Controlled Betting Exchange Proposal
28 September 2004
ews Brief: Edward Wray, co-founder of Betfair, the world’s first peer-to-peer online betting exchange who is spearheading the exchange’s international expansion, has welcomed a proposal for a North American exchange controlled by racetracks for the benefit of the sport.
Kentucky Downs Former Shareholders Awarded $44 Million28 September 2004
News Brief: The former shareholders of the company that operated Dueling Grounds Race Course in Franklin, Kentucky, now known as Kentucky Downs, were awarded a total of $44-million in damages when a Simpson County jury concluded they were the victims of fraud.
Replica Signs Available at Casinos28 September 2004
The souvenir signs will be available at casinos and at souvenir stores throughout the city.
Online Casino Makes Offer to Trump28 September 2004
News Brief: Casino Fortune, an Internet casino operator, said it is offering Donald Trump $400 million for a stake in his ailing casino company.
Giant Ad Appears on Luxor28 September 2004
A giant ad promoting a new Toyota truck appears on the side of the Luxor hotel and casino facing Mandalay Bay.
High Rollers' Habits Exposed in Book28 September 2004
International News Brief: Australia’s richest man, Kerry Packer, has been dubbed the ‘Prince of Whales’ in a new tell-all book on the world's leading casino high rollers.
Alabama Christian Coalition Linked to Federal Investigation28 September 2004
News Brief: Alabama's Christian Coalition could be involved in a congressional investigation on alleged misuse of Indian Tribal funds, possible illegal campaign contributions, possible tax evasion.
Courts Hear Wyoming Tribe Proposal28 September 2004
News Brief: Wyoming should not be forced to accept casino-style gambling on the Wind River Indian Reservation simply because it allows essentially unlimited gambling for social or charitable purposes, a state attorney argued Monday.
That's About the Size of it28 September 2004
The machines there are huge, so big they make a fully grown man resemble a child's action figure posed beneath a toy Tonka truck in a backyard sandbox.
Gaming Deal: Colony Gets Casinos for $1.2 Billion28 September 2004
Colony Capital is poised to become a major competitor in the gaming industry nationwide after reaching a final agreement to buy four casinos from Harrah's Entertainment and Caesars Entertainment, analysts said Monday.
Missouri Casino Revenue Up28 September 2004
News Brief: The state's annual report on gambling in Missouri found that casino revenue statewide increased about 8 percent over the last fiscal year.
Pennsylvania House Rule Would Ban Gaming Investments28 September 2004
News Brief: Pennsylvania House Speaker John Perzel says he'll advocate a change to House rules to prohibit members, their spouses and their minor children from owning any financial stake in a casino, a casino's parent firm or companies that make or distribute slot machines.
MGM Grand, Tribe Spend Millions on Campaign28 September 2004
News Brief: The owners of Detroit's MGM Grand Casino and Soaring Eagle in Mt. Pleasant have spent nearly $7 million in the opening rounds of the campaign to win voter approval of a constitutional amendment to limit the expansion of gambling in Michigan.
Massachusetts Bands Appeal Recognition Decision28 September 2004
News Brief: Both bands of Massachusetts Nipmuc Indians who were denied federal recognition in June have filed appeals with the Interior Department's Board of Indian Appeals. One band is planning to build a casino.
Texas Tribe Reacts to Revelations about D.C. Insiders28 September 2004
ews Brief: The Tigua tribe is angry at revelations that two associates of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay took $4.2 million from them to help reopen Speaking Rock Casino after working behind the scenes to shut down the tribe's economic lifeline.
Man Files Lawsuit Against Borgata28 September 2004
News Brief: A Delaware man has filed an age and race discrimination lawsuit against the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa claiming he was denied a job as a mechanic because recruiters were looking for candidates who were ‘fun, fast, friendly, fresh and focused.’
California City Opposes Initiative28 September 2004
News Brief: The Porterville City Council has taken a position on Proposition 68 when it resolved unanimously Sept. 22 to oppose the measure.
Harrah's to Meet Rhode Island Legislators28 September 2004
News Brief: Harrah's Entertainment CEO Gary W. Loveman announced plans to meet with Rhode Island legislators after the election on plans for a West Warwick casino.
Monmouth Park Results Up27 September 2004
News Brief: Monmouth Park reported increases in average daily handle, on-track handle, and attendance for its 2004 meeting, which ended after 87 dates on Sunday.
Stock Climbs on Analyst Report27 September 2004
Shares of Wynn Resorts were up more than $2 per share in early trading this morning as the broader markets fell on a bullish analyst report.
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