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Genting’s Alleged Double-Dealing

Genting’s Alleged Double-Dealing

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Former head of Empire Resorts claims top officials at Genting New York operated without a license, and worked against his company’s best interests. Joseph Bernstein includes former Foxwoods CEO Mickey Brown (l.) in his accusations.

Kansas County Endorses Casino Developer

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

The south-central zone in Kansas was a little closer to having a final developer chosen for a state-owned casino with the unanimous endorsement of Global Gaming KS, LLC by the Sumner County Commission.

Texas May Look at Gaming This Year

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

The Texas legislature will probably look at gaming expansion this year, and towns in the state that might benefit from a casino are being urged not to wait until it’s legal to begin pushing for a hometown advantage.

Trump Seeks Partners

Trump Seeks Partners

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

The aging Trump Plaza (l.) in Atlantic City seeks a little help in the form of an investment partner. Hard Rock or Planet Hollywood would do, says CEO Mark Juliano.

One Casino Bidder for St. Louis, Missouri

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

One casino developer, Casino Celebration LLC, remains to bid for a casino in St. Louis Missouri, as the September 1 deadline to submit an application for Missouri’s 13th and final remaining license approaches. Developers have also show interest in Cape Girardeau, Sugar Creek, and St. Louis County’s Spanish Lake.

Battle over Tropicana Namesake Continues

Battle over Tropicana Namesake Continues

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Carl Icahn is the latest to file a suit in the Tropicana trademark controversy between Tropicana Las Vegas and Icahn’s Tropicana Entertainment Inc.

N.M. Racetrack Owner Promises to Stay if Tax Passes

N.M. Racetrack Owner Promises to Stay if Tax Passes

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

R.D. Hubbard (l.), owner of New Mexico racetrack Ruidoso Downs, has committed to staying in the town a full five years if Lincoln County voters approve a business retention tax that would let him keep some of his taxes.

Dim Hopes Remain for Massachusetts Gaming Bill

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Legislative egos and constitutional issues may account for why a Massachusetts gaming bill is probably dead, although the arrival of federal stimulus money has revived hopes that it will be taken up again.

Mandalay Evicts Nightclub

Mandalay Evicts Nightclub

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Rumjungle doors close after the court ruled in favor of Mandalay Bay’s right to evict the separately owned nightclub, ending a long legal struggle.

Huge Slots Market Predicted in Illinois

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

With 40,000 slot machines projected to be deployed at taverns, bars and restaurants in Illinois by the end of the year, companies that manufacture the machines are looking at a windfall.

Nevada Problem Gambling Center Feels Squeeze

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

State budget cuts and an increase in the number of visitors seeking help have left the Problem Gambling Center in Nevada with little options.

Wynn Dealers Fight to Keep Tips

Wynn Dealers Fight to Keep Tips

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Dealers at Wynn Las Vegas will appeal a ruling stating that Wynn’s ability to pool their tips with supervisors is legal.

MGM Settles Some Debts with CityCenter Contractors

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

After disputes with Perini Building Company, MGM settles a portion of debts with subcontractors.

Saratoga Extends Racino Hours

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

It should boost revenues, but the move has prompted officials to seek a reinstatement of aid to the city and county to offset service costs.

Preservationists Back Gettysburg Casino

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

The proposed Mason Dixon Resort & Casino near Gettysburg got a nod of approval from a Civil War preservation group, which says the economic benefit of the casino will help tourism.

Illinois Racetracks Seek Right to Offer Slots

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Without slot machines, the owners of Illinois’s racetracks say that it’s only a matter of time before the decline past the point of no return.

Surfside Princess May Lose Her Reign

Surfside Princess May Lose Her Reign

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Palm Beach County looks for a new casino boat to fill port spot after Surfside Princess (l.) fails to pay security deposit.

Mount Airy May Build Amphitheater

Mount Airy May Build Amphitheater

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

The new general manager of the Mount Airy resort wants to create an entertainment venue that can seat many more than the property’s current facility.

Florida Gaming Struggles in Second Quarter

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Florida Gaming Corporation, along with its Miami jai-alai company, fall farther behind in second quarter.

Peebles Waits Patiently for Vegas

Peebles Waits Patiently for Vegas

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

R. Donahue Peebles (l.) is willing to wait for the casino business to regain strength before he begins work on a proposed hotel-casino complex on the Las Vegas Strip.

Cosmopolitan Opening Could Increase Occupancy Problems

Cosmopolitan Opening Could Increase Occupancy Problems

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

When the Cosmopolitan opens its doors in December, its 2,000 open rooms could increase already tight occupancy issues on the Strip.

Nevada Gaming Suffers as Baccarat Revenue Declines

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Gaming revenue has dropped both statewide and on the Strip to the lowest casinos have seen since 2003.

Internet Gambling Cafes Cause Trouble in Virginia Town

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

A new bunch of stores playing host to online gambling patrons in Chesapeake, Virginia are stirring up attention that the elusive businesses don’t want.

Harrah’s Will Fight for Dominance in Cincinnati

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

Speculation has begun about which casino Harrah’s International will bring to downtown Cincinnati, but whatever it is, the company must be prepared to fight southeast Indiana’s Hollywood Casino for patrons.

Casino Cash Backs Indiana State Fair

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

The majority of funding for the Indiana State Fair and its other sponsored events comes from the state’s many casinos.

Horsemen Rejoice Over Aqueduct

Horsemen Rejoice Over Aqueduct

by Staff

Fri, Aug 20, 2010

They’re already counting the money expected from a racino at Aqueduct, the historic track in Queens borough, NYC. The first slots could be online this year.