Delaware Park Casino & Racing News - Page 2

A $383,656 Bad Beat jackpot was dealt at 5:30 p.m. yesterday at the Casino at Delaware Park.

The recordkeeping institution earlier this month officially presented its certificate recognizing the Casino at Delaware Park’s 2012 Ironman Poker Challenge as the “Longest Continuous Poker Tournament.”

Guinness World Records recognize the Casino at Delaware Park’s 2012 Ironman Poker Challenge as the “Longest Continuous Poker Tournament.”

Delaware Park’s Ironman Poker Challenge will begin August 25 at noon and will run to completion without breaks.

Delaware Park is hosting its 2nd Annual Poker Classic March 14 through April 2.

During its 2009 and 2010 food drives, Delaware Park collected 8,015 pounds of food for the Food Bank of Delaware.

A bad beat jackpot totaling $76,251 was hit Tuesday afternoon at the Casino at Delaware Park.

The Delaware Park Iron Man Poker Challenge established a new world record for the Longest “Documented” Continuous Poker Tournament.

Delaware Park's Ironman Poker Tournament will begin Aug. 20 and is expected to run continuously for over 36 hours straight.

Punter hits Bad Beat Jackpot at Delaware Park.

A man has been arrested in New York and returned to Delaware to face charges of cheating during a roulette game at Delaware Park.

New table game revenues are a bit lower than originally predicted.

Despite Monday’s federal appeals court ruling that said Delaware’s plan to offer single-game wagering would violate a federal ban on sports betting, the state's three race tracks are proceeding with plans to open their new sportsbooks beginning next week.

News brief: The deal will give 29.4 percent of revenues to the state, 66.1 percent to the casinos and 4.5 percent to horse racing.

News brief: Delaware's three racinos say they'll fail if the state's share of gambling revenues is hiked.

The Delaware racetrack donated $4,000 and customers gave 3,900 pounds of food to the Food Bank of Delaware.

Delaware Park is offering free slot dollars to customers who donate canned goods for a local food bank and will donate $1 to the Food Bank of Delaware for every pound of food collected.

Players who donate canned goods will receive ten free slot dollars, with the donated food given to the Food Bank of Delaware.

The winner of the $1 million Delaware Handicap on July 13 at Delaware Park will not only earn one of the richest purses in racing, but will also gain automatic entry into the 2008 Breeders' Cup World Championships.

Delaware Park is pleased to announce the appointment of John Mooney as its Executive Director of Racing.