Sam's Town Tunica News

A total of 18 Boyd Gaming destinations participated in Wreaths of Hope in Nevada, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Pennsylvania.

Boyd Gaming Corporation today announced plans to resume operations at 13 properties in Nevada, Missouri and Iowa, pending receipt of final regulatory approvals.

Seven properties in Louisiana and Mississippi will resume operations this week, pending receipt of final regulatory approvals.

The nationwide player loyalty program is being brought to a new level with the addition of new reward tiers and exclusive new benefits for Boyd Gaming customers.

Brenda Temple has been named General Manager and Bret Cox has been named Assistant General Manager at Blue Chip Casino, Hotel & Spa, Michigan City, Indiana.

This week, we have an opportunity to make free bets from BetRally Sports, the continuing trend of sportsbooks opening at several U.S. locations and much more.

The sports betting platform now powers retail sports betting at Boyd Gaming's two Mississippi casinos, IP Casino Resort and Spa in Biloxi and Sam's Town Tunica Hotel & Gambling Hall.

The Biloxi property became one of the first in the state of Mississippi to offer sports betting to its guests.

IP Casino Resort and Spa in Biloxi and Sam's Town Tunica Hotel & Gambling Hall are the two properties in Mississippi where Boyd Gaming opened sportsbooks today.

Rudi Schiffer looks at the replacement for the Lighthouse Casino and Jubilee Casino in Mississippi and announces his radio show is moving to a new station and time.

Rudi Schiffer's GoodTimes Radio show, which focuses on the gambling industry in the southern part of the U.S., is moving into drive time and will now be broadcast on Classic Country 1180 AM KXIQ.

Rudi Schiffer says the Pearl River Resort has continued to buck the bad economic trend with some strong projections for 2012.

Receding Mississippi River floodwaters are allowing casinos in Tunica, Miss., to get back to business.

Rising Mississippi River flood waters have shuttered casino operations in several Southern and Midwestern states this week.

Rudi Schiffer warns casino operators about counterfeit bills and takes a look at the gambling calendar in the South.

If casino visitations are down in Tunica County you would never know it at HARRAH’S which just finished its $45 million remodeling that centered not on more games but on the reputation of a grand ma cook.

Rudi reports that while overall traffic may be down in Tunica, you would never know by the quality of entertainment events that are on the upcoming calendar.

Schiffer on how the Fat Man beat the house, a well-deserved honor going to a Mississippi golf pro and how the world's newest and hottest gaming destination continues to flourish.

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Schiffer reminds players that dealers are people too, so don't blame them for bad beats.