Senator Orie and the Republicans want changes in the slot law. They also wanted to remove the 1 percent of the casino proceeds that go to the public officials
Full CoverageAfter holding a successful job fair last June, the French Lick Casino and Resort will again be holding a job fair this August. At least 600 people will offered jobs working at the facilitiesranging from housekeepers to gaming floor operators.
Full CoverageOpponents urged Common Council to block the plan of constructing a $125 million casino at Fulton Street by the Seneca Erie Gaming Corporation. A hearing will take place before the public to allow people to voice their concerns and vote on the issue.
Full CoverageGE Real Estate has completed the largest casino real estate deal in Central Europe. GE Real Estate now owns 16 casino hypermarkets throughout Poland and that makes them the second largest property transaction overall in the region.
Full CoverageAlthough the United States House of Representatives has passed an internet gambling bill which makes online gambling illegal in the United States, many in the industry do not believe the bill will make it through the United States Senate.
Full CoverageSince Hurricane Katrina devestated the Gulf Coast the casinos have been slowly rebuilding and reopening. The revenues are up and make it appear that the casinos will make a full recover. The only problems now are finding enough employees to staff the casinos and a place for them to live.
Full CoverageJapan will lift its ban for casino. The government realizes how a casino can attract tourists dollars in their country and stop Japanese from spending huge amounts of money overseas. The move will also increase tax revenues in the country.
Full CoverageShuffling Machine can reduce time while dealing with cards. The dealers can deal more cards per hour than manually shuffling the cards. Shuffling cards by machines operated by computers gives security for the players to avoid a possible inside job.
Full CoverageThe Casino Dealer college opens a new casino school in Arizona. The Tempe Campus will offer training and job placement assistance for Poker, Blackjack, Pai Gow, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat and other casino table games. The opening of the new campus will benefit both players and job seekers.
Full CoverageThe Nevada Gaming Commission gave online gambling companies licenses on the basis that it would operate for a free-play. Its legalization is still a gray area that needs further clarification.
Full CoverageOnline betting has been a way of life for some players. Founder of Bodog.com, Calvin Ayre, relates this to the empowerment of the players from innocent audience to powerful participants in media and entertainment.
Full CoveragePeter Dicks, the chairman of UK-based gambling firm Sportingbet was arrested in Dallas, Texas today. The charges that he will face are still unclear.
Full CoverageThe Sands may finance construction of the Marina Bay resort-casino much like the recently-concluded loan for the second Macau operation, which featured a mix of long-term debt, a local currency facility and revolving credit.
Full CoverageGlobal Innovative Partners Tech Team Investment Limited and Proficiency Macau Construction Company Limited have joined forces to zone in on the casino buiding opportunities in the region. The joint venture has The Venetian Macao Casino Resort as its first client.
Full CoverageOlympia Gaming LLC has teamed up with Red Development group in adding a casino to the Legend at Sparks Marina shopping center. The development of the casino is being looked at favorably in Northern Nevada because of its marketing potential to the region.
Full CoveragePauma Casino teamed up with Mashantucket Pequots Foxwoods Development Corporation for its casino expansion. The $300 million project includes a 500-room hotel and a casino that will house 2,000 slot machines.
Full CoveragePeople are driving to Oklahoma to gamble in a casino. 1 hour drives do not stop them from betting a few bucks in the casino. Indian tribes have been successful in building two new casino that lure gamblers from other states to their casinos.
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