GamblingPhD -  Online Gambling News -  December 2004

Recent News Articles

• 3 Tribal casinos are threatened with closure
• Caesars sells interest in South African casino
• Shareholder suing Trump Hotels over plan
• Tabcorp rallies $700 million in US debt sale
• Casinos in La. report winnings up
• Possible Catskills casinos restarts debate
• Gamblers used to smuggle immigrants
• CO Gaming approves 3 new casino licenses
• Casinomasters wants to start racing again
• GCA announces 20 new casino deals
• Video slots set for July 1 premiere
• Plans for new Reno casino causing uproar
• Slots at Scarborough Downs stopped
• Gaming rules to be ready by February
• Trump Hotels has new plan to emerge from bankruptcy
• Ala. attorney general works to halt bingo
• MS OK's proposed merger of Vegas gaming companies
• Indiana rally planned
• Singapore residents create online petition opposing casinos
• Another casino planned for England
• Oregon casino deal could cause land grab
• Atzar names new GM for Tropicana
• Mayor urges voters to let cities decide on casinos
• Tribe complies to gambling machine ruling
• Unwanted gambling machines still thriving
• Shuffle Master buys more patents
• More tribes drop claims in return for casinos
• Some casino employees finding it very easy to smile
• Outlook for gaming industry said to be good
• Ho answers Vegas competition in Macau
• Two new Catskill casinos under talks
• New Iowa casinos could take money from state lottery
• Lawmakers shy away from gambling session
• Changing Aladdin welcomes Culinary Union
• Station Casinos board member quits
• Trump wants $500 million to drop lawsuit
• Oregon's dependence on gambling revenue increases
• MGM Detroit lures potential buyers
• Tension remains for Hard Rock and gambling regulators
• Penn. lawmaker permanently appointed to gambling board
• Harrahs looking to build first Singapore casino
• New loyalty cards attract local high-rollers in LV