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Vendors: Sweepstakes games are no gamble / They're similar to now-banned skill games, but authorities investigating whether they're legal
(OHIO) -- Brent Jewell, owner of the Internet Cafe in Heath, likens the concept behind his business to a giant hopper containing raffle tickets. Although the brightly colored games on the computers lining the Internet Cafe’s walls visually resemble what one may find on now-banned skill games, Jewell said his sweepstakes games are not the same.
Tourist Wins $21 Million Megabucks Jackpot at Palms
(CALIFORNIA) -- It was a very lucky day for one Texas tourist who hit the Megabucks at the Palms Hotel and Casino. "I was playing the other machine before, played about $150 -- then I walked around and there was absolutely no one playing them.
Casino robbery suspect sought
(SOUTH DAKOTA) -- Sioux Falls police continue to look for a man they say tried to rob a casino early Wednesday, Detective Sean Kooistra said.
Frisco blackjack player strikes lucky deal on TV
(TEXAS) -- Even the best blackjack players rely on a bit of good fortune for success. Frisco resident and blackjack player James Campfield hopes that his brush of luck will land him among the rich and famous.
Testimony links Haywood County sheriff to illegal video poker money
(NORTH CAROLINA) -- Haywood County Sheriff Tom Alexander accepted thousands of dollars from a South Carolina company in exchange for allowing illegal video poker machines in businesses, a company official testified in an Asheville courtroom May 5.
Richmond Police Seize 45 '8-Liner' Gambling Machines At Convenience Stores
(TEXAS) -- Richmond police officers have confiscated 45 illegal gambling machines, and charges are pending against owners of five local convenience stores and a game room.
Better baseball betting / Jeff Haney says gamblers can mine a lot of knowledge from books that disprove baseball hokum such as hot streaks
(LAS VEGAS) -- Sometimes the best books for bettors to read contain virtually no information on point spreads, money lines or anything else having to do with gambling.
Adding games of chance to city events requested
(OHIO) -- Games of chance could be permitted on city property during some festivals and events in downtown Marietta, if a request submitted to the city’s streets and transportation committee on Tuesday is approved.
Progress Is Slow in Coming to Hard-Hit City
(INDIANA) -- The presidential candidates who crisscrossed Indiana before Tuesday's primary have talked tough about jobs in Gary for a reason.
Aristocrat Is a Long-Term Wager As Casinos Delay Slot Upgrades
(AUSTRALIA) -- Aristocrat Leisure, the world's second-largest slot-machine maker by revenue, has been down on its luck for the past few years.
MGM Mirage profit dips as tourists pinch pennies
(LAS VEGAS) -- The chief executive of MGM Mirage Inc. said Tuesday that the casino company planned to push ahead with new projects despite first-quarter profits that fell 30 percent in an economy that doesn't make people feel like gambling so much.
Old casino chip stirs up big eBay pot for Missouri woman
(MISSOURI) -- A Florissant, Mo., woman bagged nearly $29,000 on eBay selling a rare $1 casino chip that she had kept in a jewelry box for nearly 48 years.
For slot machines, a 3M touch screen that touches back
(MINNESOTA) -- It's a far cry from the slot machine levers of yore, but a new product from 3M Co. aims to improve the experience of casino gamers.
WPT Posts Q1 Loss, Settles Lawsuit
(WALL STREET) -- WPT Enterprises Inc. reported an increased loss Tuesday and said it settled a lawsuit in which some poker players accused the company of violating antitrust laws.
John Ascuaga's Nugget to host mining symposium in June
(NEVADA) -- Engineers, professionals and students will gather June 9-11 in Sparks for the 12th annual U.S./North American Mine Ventilation Symposium at John Ascuaga's Nugget.
Court orders judge to examine DeNaples investigation
(PENNSYLVANIA) -- A Dauphin County judge has been ordered to determine if grand jury secrecy rules were violated in the investigation of a casino owner and a Catholic priest.
BLOG: Even Las Vegas gets the blues
(LAS VEGAS) -- In an otherwise not-particularly-astonishing news story about the imminent declaration of bankruptcy by casino operator Tropicana, the Wall Street Journal quoted a Moody's executive saying "Gaming operators overall are facing head winds from the broader economy. And unlike some past recessions, casinos are not proving to be recession proof this time around."
Reno - upward bound
(RENO) -- Sitting neck-deep in a European-style soaking tub, I'm trying to keep the soap bubbles out of my tiramisu gelato. But I'm distracted by the movie on the bathroom's big-screen plasma TV.
Missoula casino robber sought
(MONTANA) -- The Missoula Police Department is still looking for a man who robbed the Lucky Diamond Casino early Monday morning.
Minden landmark to house casino
(NEVADA) -- A historic landmark in Minden will become home to a casino, bakery, museum and day spa, Douglas County commissioners decided.
Slot cheat to be considered for entry in Black Book
(NEVADA) -- It's been almost four years since Nevada gaming regulators added a name to the state's List of Excluded Persons, commonly referred to as the Black Book. On Thursday, the Gaming Control Board will consider the newest nominee.
Uniform designer to casinos launched career with smock
(RENO) -- Early in her design career, Judy Anderson built solid reputation for her designs of elegant cocktail server uniforms.
GES exec provides glimpse into world of trade show production
(LAS VEGAS) -- Trade shows and conventions make up an industry worth more than $8 billion annually to the Las Vegas economy, and GES Exposition Services is one of the biggest players in the industry.
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