Vol. 7 • No. 15 • April 27, 2009 - Print This Issue
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Vol. 7 • No. 15 • April 27, 2009, Featured Articles, FANTINI'S FINANCE
FANTINI'S FINANCE: Quarter Questions
The highly anticipated first quarter reports for the gaming industry are due next week and should reveal a lot about the direction of the gaming industry—both operators and vendors.
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WEEKLY FEATURE: Seminole Game Plan
Two completely different plans emerge from the Florida legislature while Governor Charlie Crist pushes for the compact that he negotiated with the Seminoles in 2007.
MGM and Dubai World reach CityCenter accord?
MGM Mirage and Dubai World are working on an agreement to guarantee that CityCenter is completed.
Rank gets Isle’s Coventry casino
The ambitious Isle Casino at the Ricoh Arena, once part of U.S. operator Isle of Capri’s dream of a chain of big U.K. casinos, will be rebranded as a G Casino by new owner Rank.
Indian gaming pioneer S. Timothy Wapato dies
S. Timothy Wapato, Indian gaming pioneer and the founder and former executive director of the National Indian Gaming Association died at his home in South Dakota on April 19 just one week after attending the NIGA trade show in Phoenix.
UIGEA face-off
The debate over the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act has put two seemingly disparate entities in competition to sway lawmakers about whether or not to repeal the online gaming ban in the U.S. Former Senator Al D'Amato (l.), head of the Poker Players Alliance, squares off against professional and collegiate sports leagues.
Fine appointed Greektown CEO
Randall Fine has been approved as CEO of the Greektown Casino by the casino’s management board and the bankruptcy court that oversees everything the casino has done since it filed for Chapter 11 nearly a year ago.