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The Seneca Indian Nation has made a decision to halt the construction of their permanent casino in Buffalo, New York, the move comes one day after a judge held up his previous ruling that the casino was illegal, but that decision had nothing to do with the construction stop.
Steve Wynn and his wife were overjoyed after the United States basketball team won the gold medal in Beijing, not because they are huge hoops fans, but because Jason Kidd has guaranteed them he would give his gold medal to the casino.
The Kansas Speedway is trying to secure a contract with the state of Kansas to operate a casino at their facility, on Monday they sweetened the proposed deal to include a road course in its infield.
A trend has started in India and if all goes well, there might be people gambling with others money in the United States, professional gamblers are the new craze in India.
An Irish mathematician has come up with the technology that he say will rid casinos around the world of blackjack cheats, the technology, Clear Deal, is currently being tested with an international casino operator.
Anyone looking to make money playing bingo ought to try and get to Scotland, they have been named the luckiest spot to play bingo in Britain.
The Democratic ticket has finally been set after Barack Obama chose his running mate today, the choice of Joe Biden has not altered the gambling odds for the election yet.
The long wait is finally over for Sumner and Cherokee Counties in Kansas, Harrah's Entertainment Inc. and Penn National Gaming Inc. were awarded casino contracts in the two counties on Friday.
The Mohegan Sun is already one of the world's largest casinos, now they are ready to open their Casino of the Wind on Friday, followed by a month long celebration.
Tropicana Entertainment LLC has fallen on tough times over the past couple of years, they now will have a completely new board of directors after the Nevada State gambling Commission approved the move Thursday.
Casino companies who have built their empires in the United States and Macau are becoming increasingly worried about new China laws and the economy in the United States.
The city of Pittsburgh will finally get the casino they have been promised a year and a half ago, financing from the new owner was finalized and the North Shore project is ready to move forward.
The twenty one year old age limit on alcohol consumption could soon be going away, some high profile universities are advocating lower drinking ages to help slow alcoholism at a young age.
The state of Kansas has been taking their sweet time in trying to determine which developers will win the right to operate in the state, meanwhile, Harrah's Entertainment Inc., one of the companies bidding on a contract, is being sued by a tribal casino nearby.
The Design, Décor & Hospitality Pavilion will include exhibitors featuring products and services in the fields of architecture, construction, interior design, landscape architecture, signage, land use, furniture/fixture, décor, themed environments, golf course design, hospitality lighting and more.
The University of Kentucky has released the results of a study that show that surprisingly, smoking laws have had little effect on bingo halls where gambling takes place for charity.
While many casino operators are experiencing difficult times these days, the Indian Gaming Industry Report from Casino City Press indicates that tribal casinos are still going strong.
A professor from the University of Windsor is beginning a study that will help show the difference between problem gamblers and people who simply gamble as a form of entertainment.
Casinos used to be the safest bet of any for lenders, but now that the casino gambling industry has shown that they are not recession proof, lenders are backing away from giving the companies loans.
Macau has already become the new gambling capitol of the world and with Stanley Ho and some big Vegas companies renovating, the area could be strengthening its hold on casino gambling over the next several years.
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