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Low-Rollers Not Welcome in Posh Slot Rooms

27 October 2003

News Brief: Every casino now has a separate high-limit slot room - with names like Diamond Cove, Platinum Place, Crystal Room, Sala Miralto and Gold Room - that they want treated as a private club.

Casino Execs Don't Foresee Another Tax Hike

23 October 2003

News Brief: New Jersey casino executives are telling Wall Street analysts that their state will not hike gaming taxes again next year.

Tropicana Exec: Cut Borgata Slack

23 October 2003

News Brief: Despite operating a casino located more than a mile away, Tropicana CEO, Paul Rubeli, jumped into the thick of Marina District business with a vigorous defense of Borgata's performance and a reproach of Harrah's marketing tactics.

Boyd Execs Unfazed by Disappointing Results

23 October 2003

Despite a $4 .1 million loss at the Stardust and disappointing results at its Par-A-Dice riverboat in Illinois, Boyd President is optimistic about the future of the gaming company.

Atlantic City Casinos to Distribute Pro-Industry Magazine

22 October 2003

News Brief: Atlantic City casinos will arm their chief political weapons with knowledge when they begin distributing a pro-industry magazine to their 50,000 employees in December.

Atlantic City Casino Vendors Fill GOP Coffers

21 October 2003

News Brief: Leading up to the June primaries, casino vendors contributed $65,000 to New Jersey Senate Republicans.

McGreevey Chummy with Casinos at Conference

21 October 2003

News Brief: For one afternoon news conference, Gov. James E. McGreevey was a friend of the gaming industry again.

Park Place's $75 Million Parking Garage Gets Go Ahead

17 October 2003

News Brief: Governor James E. McGreevey will join hands with Park Place Entertainment on Sunday afternoon to announce the resumption of plans to build a massive parking garage critical to the future of the city’s midtown retail development.

Atlantic City Gets to Slogan

17 October 2003

ews Brief : The city that gave birth to Miss America, invented saltwater taffy and mastered the art of the cheap buffet has a new slogan: `Atlantic City -- Always Turned On.’

Self-Casino Ban Violator Ordered to Forfeit $64,000

16 October 2003

News Brief: A compulsive gambler lucky with wagers and unlucky with the law must return $64,000 in winnings because he had banned himself from casinos, the Casino Control Commission ruled Wednesday.

Casino Win Worse Even with Borgata

15 October 2003

News Brief: September gross gambling revenue at the dozen casinos declined 0.6 percent, to $368.9 million, compared to the same month last year, when there was no Borgata.

CEO: Borgata Building Strong Business Base

15 October 2003

While Atlantic City casino watchers have been looking for indications of whether the opening of the $1.1 billion Borgata would grow the market or steal share away from established properties, operators of the property feel they've won either way.

Atlantic City Roundup

14 October 2003

A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.

Hit Frequency, Reno, Atlantic City, Double Up

17 August 2003

Slot Expert John Robison answers your slot and video poker questions.

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