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World Poker Tour Arrives in Aruba

1 October 2004

Braving the fury of Hurricane Jeanne, hundreds of intrepid poker players made it to Aruba for the UltimateBet.com Poker Classic, the fifth stop on the acclaimed World Poker Tour.

Online Casino Makes Offer to Trump

28 September 2004

News Brief: Casino Fortune, an Internet casino operator, said it is offering Donald Trump $400 million for a stake in his ailing casino company.

SunPoker.com Announces First Land Based Tournament

28 September 2004

SunPoker.com is now bridging the gap from ‘face to computer’, to ‘face to face’ poker with the first annual ‘Caribbean Poker Classic’ No Limit Texas Hold ‘Em tournament.

Scientific Games Signs Puerto Rican Contract

23 September 2004

Scientific Games Corporation has signed the previously announced online lottery contract with Loteria Electronica de Puerto Rico.

WagerOnSports.com Release Odds on First NFL Coach to be Fired

31 August 2004

WagerOnSports.com has released odds on which current NFL head coach will be the first to be fired or resign from his position.

WagerOnSports.com Posts Heisman Odds

23 August 2004

WagerOnSports.com has entered the Heisman Trophy debate by announcing its pre-season odds on who will be awarded college football's most prestigious award.

Kerzner Promotes Executives for Properties

17 August 2004

Kerzner International Limited reports that Alan Leibman has been appointed Chief Executive Officer for the company's resort casino development Mazagan in Morocco and Nan Palmer will succeed Mr. Leibman as Chief Operating Officer for Atlantis in Paradise Island, Bahamas.

Intertops.com Releases NFL Firing Odds

13 August 2004

Intertops.com has the latest odds which Head Coach’s head will roll this NFL season.

World Gaming Plc Announces Restructuring Of Its Relationship With Sportingbet Plc

9 August 2004

World Gaming plc and its affiliates, a UK-based Internet-gaming software and e-business services group of companies, announce the restructuring of its relationship with its major customer Sportingbet PLC and its affiliates.

US, Antigua Seek Solution to Internet Gambling Case

29 June 2004

International News Brief: The United States and Antigua have suspended litigation over Internet gambling and want to resolve the World Trade Organization dispute through negotiations, an American official said on Tuesday.

Caribbean Gaming Conference a Success

22 June 2004

Nearly 1,500 industry professionals took part in the largest-ever Caribbean Gaming & Hospitality Conference held last week in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Harborside Resort at Atlantis Begins Phase Two Construction

22 June 2004

Construction of Phase Two, including 116 luxury villas, of Harborside Resort at Atlantis will begin on July 1, 2004.

BGLC Readies for Casino Gaming

21 June 2004

International News Brief: The Jamaican BGLC will next month send two employees to the United States for technical training in gaming operations in a move to strengthen its regulatory functions and prepare the agency for the possible formal approval of casinos here.

Barbados Senator Wants Gambling Study

31 May 2004

International News Brief: Independent Senator Sir John Stanley Goddard, has questioned whether any ‘cost/benefit’ study of betting and gaming has ever been undertaken in Barbados.

Scientific Games Wins Multi-Year Online Lottery Contract in Puerto Rico

13 May 2004

Scientific Games Corporation has been named the apparent winner of an estimated $66.7 million online lottery contract for Puerto Rico.

Challenge to Ban on Internet Gambling Upheld

3 May 2004

International News Brief: Tiny Antigua and Barbuda have successfully challenged a U.S. ban on Internet gambling, diplomatic sources said on Friday, dealing the United States another setback at the World Trade Organization.

U.S. Loses WTO Ruling on Online Gambling

24 March 2004

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda, the Caribbean island nation, has won a World Trade Organization ruling in a finding that U.S. legislation criminalizing online betting violates WTO commercial services accords.

Salvation Army Opposes Bermuda Casino

8 March 2004

International News Brief: Major Lindsay Rowe of the Salvation Army says gambling is anti-Christian amid talk of a casino being built in Bermuda.

Jamaica Makes Changes in Lottery Plan

16 December 2003

International News Brief: The Jamaica government yesterday announced a $15,000 threshold on lottery winnings, before the 15 per cent tax is applied, confirming Sunday's lead story in the Observer.

Poll: Slight Majority Oppose Gambling in Bermuda

5 December 2003

International News Brief: A slight majority of respondents to a Royal Gazette online poll oppose legalising gambling in Bermuda.

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