News - Page 1752
Las Vegas Strip Projects Unveiled
2 September 2004
A group of developers filed a land-use application with Clark County for a condominium-hotel project on the Strip at Harmon Avenue and unveiled details Wednesday.
Minnesota House to Consider Casino Proposal2 September 2004
News Brief: A proposal by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe to share casino profits with the state in exchange for certain concessions will probably get a good reception in the state House, at least initially.
Woman Likely Selected for Pennsylvania Gaming Board2 September 2004
News Brief: Governor Ed Rendell said he likely will select a woman as the final appointment to the seven-member Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
More Colleges Offering Casino Courses2 September 2004
News Brief: As states turn to casinos for gambling revenues, public colleges nationwide are increasingly offering courses and majors on casinos and gambling.
Colorado Casino Proposal Doubled2 September 2004
News Brief: A week before Steve Hillard and Colorado Governor Bill Owens square off over an American Indian casino near Denver International Airport, Hillard is doubling the size of his proposal.
Pennsylvania House Speaker: Commission Choices Need Rethinking2 September 2004
News Brief: State House Speaker John Perzel said Governor Ed Rendell should "rethink" his decision to appoint former Philadelphia police captain Frank Friel as chairman of the new Gaming Control Board.
Pinnacle Entertainment Selected by Missouri Commission2 September 2004
Pinnacle Entertainment has been selected by the Missouri Gaming Commission for priority investigation in connection with the Company's two casino and related development proposals for St. Louis City and County.
Wisconsin's Compacts - Bad Law And Politics2 September 2004
Prof. I. Nelson Rose: The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has thrown the future of Indian gaming and the fiscal health of the state into doubt.
Poker Panel, State of the Industry Discussion, Chefs Competition Headline Global Gaming Expo1 September 2004
More Betting on Fantasy Football Teams
1 September 2004
News Brief: More than 15 million people in the U.S. played fantasy sports last year, including 12 million in fantasy football, according to a survey conducted by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association.
Cincinnati Kid Tops Gambling Movie Survey1 September 2004
International News Brief: According to a online casino poll, the ice-cool nerve of the poker-faced card-sharp is no better embodied than by Steve McQueen.
Casino Board Member Drops Request for Salary1 September 2004
A member of the Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino board of directors has dropped his proposal that board members receive an annual salary.
Maloofs Pad Schwarzenegger Campaign1 September 2004
News Brief: When they organized a $1 million fundraiser for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in February, Gavin and Joe Maloof's family casino business was negotiating a deal that would net them millions from running what could be one of the world's largest casinos.
Las Vegas Ticketing Outlet Acquired for $25 million1 September 2004
Travelocity.com has acquired Allstate Ticketing, a Las Vegas company that operates Showtickets.com and sells tickets to a variety of attractions, including Grand Canyon tours and 60 shows at local resorts, for $25 million.
New Chapter for Aladdin Begins as Earl Takes Over1 September 2004
Workers of the Aladdin hotel and casino had New York strip steak for breakfast this morning in the employee dining room. It was Robert Earl's way of saying thank you for persevering through 35 months of operating in bankruptcy.
Grand Forks Tribal Casino Mulled1 September 2004
News Brief: Tribal officials continue to talk with Grand Forks officials about a casino in that city.
Zone4Play Signs to Launch Poker Game in UK1 September 2004
Zone4Play has signed an agreement with The Gaming Channel Limited, a UK-based gaming operator, to launch its new multi-player iTV game, Texas Hold'em Poker.
Voters Say 'Yes' to Casino1 September 2004
News Brief: A vote for riverboat gambling in Washington County narrowly passed Tuesday to the relief of residents who for years have been praying for progress to touch their small town.
Problem Gambling Rise Outpaces Oregon's Services1 September 2004
News Brief: The sharp rise in gambling is threatening to outstrip Oregon's free treatment program for those whose betting hobby gets them into trouble, officials warned.
Kansas Casino Negotiations Continue1 September 2004
News Brief: The price of opening a tribal casino in Wyandotte County appears to be submitting to the toughest state regulation in the nation.
CASINO CITY NETWORK: Online Casino City
| Casino City Times
| Casino City TV
| Poker Zone
| RGT Online
| Casino City Press
| Gaming Directory
| iGaming News
Casino City is an independent directory and information service free of any gaming operator's control.
Warning: You must ensure you meet all age and other regulatory requirements before entering a
Casino or placing a wager. There are hundreds of jurisdictions in the world with Internet access and
hundreds of different games and gambling opportunities available on the Internet.
YOU are responsible for determining if it is legal for YOU to play any particular games or place any
particular wager. Please gamble responsibly.
Terms of Use Privacy Policy Copyright © 1995-2026 Casino City, Inc. or its affiliates.
Terms of Use Privacy Policy Copyright © 1995-2026 Casino City, Inc. or its affiliates.