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Table Mountain Casino Donates $25,000 to Cancer Foundation

12 November 2004

Table Mountain Casino supports the fight against breast cancer with a $25,000 contribution to the Susan G. Komen Central Valley Affiliate.

Slots Get Software Boost

10 November 2004

News Brief: Computer software will allow slot machines to be changed instantly to new games or different betting limits.

Morongo Casino Opens with Dedication Ceremony

10 November 2004

Bringing together community leaders, elected officials and other special guests, the new $250 million Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa celebrates the nearly-completed new property with a dedication ceremony designed to thank the community for its support throughout planning and construction.

WPT Launches Poker Boot Camp

10 November 2004

WPT Enterprises, Inc. has once again broken new ground with the announcement of WPT Boot Camp.

Nevada Gold & Casinos Results Down

10 November 2004

For Q2, Nevada Gold & Casinos reports revenues decreased to $1.5 million compared to $2.7 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2004.

California Casinos Offer Elderly Respite

9 November 2004

News Brief: Although some experts worry about gambling addictions, other experts and many retirees say casinos have improved the quality of their lives by providing a change of pace and intellectual stimulation.

California Tribes Accused of Gaming Compact Violations

8 November 2004

News Brief: Opening a legal fight that could determine whether California can control the growth of Indian gambling, the Schwarzenegger administration has notified two tribes that they are operating games that violate their state compacts.

Gambling TV Backers Hopeful

8 November 2004

Anyone who has watched any television over the past year has likely stumbled upon a program or series related to casino gambling.

Technology and Gambling: Faster Cash, But At What Cost?

8 November 2004

New technologies might soon allow Nevada gamblers to withdraw cash from a credit or bank account without interrupting their round of video poker or hand of blackjack, state gaming regulators said last week.

Schwarzenegger, Tribes Continue to Clash

5 November 2004

News Brief: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger may have beaten back ballot measures aimed at expanding gambling in California, but he hasn't succeeded in striking deals with a majority of casino-owning American Indian tribes to share revenue.

WPT Reports Loss

5 November 2004

World Poker Tour Enterprises reports net loss for Q3 was $0.5 million and basic and diluted losses were $0.03 per share. This compares with a net loss of $0.4 million and basic and diluted losses of $0.03 per share for Q3 2003.

Analyst, Gaming Foe Disagree on Election Results

4 November 2004

Rev. Tom Grey believes Tuesday's election results show it's about time for the gaming industry to fold its hand. Gaming analyst Marc Falcone of Deutsche Bank, however, disagrees with Grey.

Youbet.com Results Up

4 November 2004

Youbet.com, Inc. has reported pre-tax income for Q3 period of $791,085 compared to a loss of $617,853 in Q3 2003.

Voters Reject Gambling Expansion, Back Stem Cell Research

3 November 2004

News Brief: Voters devoted billions of dollars Tuesday to stem cell research and rejected an expansion of California's gambling industry.

Nevada Gold & Casinos Accused of Conspiracy

2 November 2004

Rinaldo Corporation has filed suit against Nevada Gold & Casinos, Inc., and three alleged co-conspirators, Sierra Research & Consulting, Ltd., Michael Derry and Shelia Torkelson.

California Casino Put on Hold

1 November 2004

News Brief: The construction of a Hesperia casino will be set back months because an agreement between the city and tribal officials doesn't meet the state's environmental laws.

California Tribal Regulations Raise Concerns

29 October 2004

News Brief: Federal authorities plan to raise concerns with the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians in Santa Barbara County about how the tribe regulates gambling at its casino, one of the most profitable in California.

Ventura Stars in Pro-Tribal Gaming Ads

28 October 2004

News Brief: Governor Schwarzenegger's buddy, Jesse Ventura, the independent ex-governor of Minnesota and former wrestling star, is the unexpected star of a statewide television ad accusing the governor of exploiting Indian tribes that operate casinos.

States Look to Gambling for Solutions

28 October 2004

News Brief: Many have gambling measures on the statewide ballot this year in an attempt to cash in on the soaring popularity of gambling following a decade that saw a rapid expansion of Indian casinos around the nation.

Magna Entertainment Appoints New Director

28 October 2004

Magna Entertainment Corp. reports that Ron Charles, former chairman of the Thoroughbred Owners of California, will assume the duties of Executive Director of MEC California effective November 1, 2004.

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