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Court: Nevada Board, Agent Immune from Lawsuit

26 April 2004

The Nevada Supreme Court says the state Gaming Control Board and one of its agents are immune from a lawsuit in a case where a Las Vegas man was held for questioning about cheating the Resort at Summerlin in July 1999.

Record Poker Payout Awarded

26 April 2004

Swedish player Martin Dekenijff won the biggest-money event in poker history Friday night, collecting $2.7 million when he captured the World Poker Tour Championship at the Bellagio resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

Ad Firm Lands Hard Rock Contract

26 April 2004

New York advertising agency has won an account with the Hard Rock hotel-casino in Las Vegas for a non-traditional marketing campaign that could cost as much as $10 million.

Regulators Concerned about Betting Kiosks

26 April 2004

Nevada gaming officials are concerned that rapid advances in betting kiosks technology could generate problems in regulating the Nevada casino industry.

Ad Effects, Terrorism Fears Fade

26 April 2004

Fears about terrorism and the city's "What happens here, stays here" ad campaign are fading as issues in helping visitors decide whether or not to come to Las Vegas, pollsters said Friday.

Inside Gaming Column: Wynn Shows Off Showroom Design

26 April 2004

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

Online Ad Service for Gaming Operators

26 April 2004

Lund & Manasse Advertising recently launched a new Web site, designed to give small gaming operators access to advertising agency-quality posters.

America West Airlines Launches New Las Vegas Service

26 April 2004

America West Airlines initiated new service today between its Las Vegas hub and Burbank, California.

Coast Breaks Ground on New Casino

23 April 2004

Shovels of dirt were turned at the groundbreaking of Coast Casinos newest property, South Coast, in Las Vegas.

Laughlin Casino Owner Warned on Accounting

23 April 2004

The Nevada Gaming Commission gave final approval Thursday to a Southern California man to reopen the Regency Casino in Laughlin but warned him to adhere to Nevada's strict accounting regulations.

Poker takes Center Stage At Revamped Binion's

23 April 2004

World Series of Poker kicks off the first of 32 public games today at Binion's Horseshoe in downtown Las Vegas.

American Casino & Entertainment Reports Results Up

23 April 2004

American Casino & Entertainment reports net revenues for 2003 amounted to $262.8 million, an increase of $12.8 million, or 5.1%, over 2002.

More Visitors Flying into Reno-Sparks

22 April 2004

More people visited the Reno-Sparks area for the first time in 2003 than the year before and more of them flew in, according to a visitor profile.

Hard Rock Casino Pays $300,000 Fine

22 April 2004

The Hard Rock hotel-casino in Las Vegas agreed to pay a $300,000 fine to settle a Nevada Gaming Control Board complaint over its edgy advertising campaigns.

Harrah's Optimistic on Fourth Vegas Property

21 April 2004

Harrah's Entertainment Inc.'s top executive today said prospects for opening a fourth hotel-casino in Las Vegas using the "Horseshoe" brand look good and that the company is "taking a look at growth prospects for Las Vegas."

Alliance Stock Tumbles on Weak Profit Report

21 April 2004

Alliance Gaming Corp., the No. 2 U.S. manufacturer of slot machines, today reported improved earnings for its fiscal third quarter, but fell short of analysts' expectations. Its stock slumped on the news.

Passenger Totals: McCarran Sets Monthly Traffic Record

21 April 2004

McCarran International Airport, seeing evidence of a public that is increasingly willing to travel, recorded its best-ever month in March with more than 3.6 million arriving and departing travelers.

FCC Chairman Defends Indecency Crackdown

21 April 2004

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell said Tuesday in Las Vegas his organization's recent and ongoing crackdown on so-called indecent radio and television broadcasts is meant to protect the public and does not violate the free speech rights of broadcasters or American citizens.

World Poker Tour Championship Boasts Largest Prize Pool

20 April 2004

The World Poker Tour Championship attracted 343 players to Bellagio for a record-smashing $8.6 million prize pool, the highest ever in tournament poker.

High Times for Bottom Lines; Some Analysts Say Profits Could Spark Boom in Building

20 April 2004

To build or not to build, that is a key question facing the gaming industry, analysts said Monday.

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