Maine News - Page 2

Casino hosts blood drive to support the Red Cross.

Penn National Gaming want a tax reassessment for Hollywood Casino in Bangor citing declining customers and increased competition.

Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc., will acquire nearly all of Pinnacle's real estate properties, and the properties will be spun off into separate property and operating companies.

Two gambling bills fail to pass in the Maine Senate.

Hollywood Casino in Bangor to test run 24 hour opening through the Christmas and New Year period.

Maine legislative committee request more time before they deliver their recommendations on gambling expansion proposal.

Spanish 21 has been unanimously approved for The Oxford Casino in Maine.

Churchill Downs need to obtain license approval from Gambling Control Board for Oxford Casino sale to conclude.

The transaction, which is dependent on the Company securing a gaming license, is anticipated to close in the fourth-quarter of 2013.

The introduction of table games has proven a boon to revenue in the casino.

One of Maine's casinos saw revenue rise, while the other saw it fall during July.

Texas Hold 'Em Bonus Poker approved for the Hollywood Casino.

Healthy-sized crowds turn out to embrace the newly opened Oxford Casino during its first weekend.

JCM will install its award-winning PayCheck 4 thermal printer at The Oxford Casino.

In 2011 Massachusetts residents spent $909 million on gaming and non-gaming amenities at Connecticut's destination resort casinos.

The first of Maine's two casinos complete with table games has opened in Bangor.

A unique combination of private, state and non-profit groups have come together to promote responsible gambling.

Oxford casino project officially announces its name as The Oxford Casino.

Poll shows opposition to impending Maine racino and casino questions, while supporters are confident of a win.