New Mexico News - Page 5

To end the week, we're covering a lucky jackpot winner, a Vegas casino's triumphant ten years in business and, to top it all off, the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case for New Jersey sports betting.

The property's 300-plus acres will be repurposed and revitalized to benefit the Pueblo of Pojoaque and the surrounding community.

The annual Coins for Cans food drive, benefiting The Food Depot, continues until 15 November.

Rodney Ferguson will take over the role, overseeing the casino's direction, administration and coordination.

Guests can enjoy the Bloody Maria Fiesta, held in conjunction with the casino's 22nd anniversary, from 15-16 July.

On 19 May, memorable entertainer Charlie Daniels will bring his show to the casino to benefit the Espanola Valley Humane Society.

During the second annual Santa Fe Beer & Food Festival on 6 May, the casino will support The Food Depot, Northern New Mexico's food bank.

A guest won $175,574.28 at the Route 66 Casino Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the second Fast Cash jackpot paid out at the property.

We're getting a little esoteric this week and bringing you the top 10 facts about tax revenue, little-known gambling states and other statistics.

Players can select from multiple base games from four of the most popular Aristocrat titles, including Buffalo Deluxe, Miss Kitty, Timber Wolf and Wicked Winnings II.

Automated Cashless Systems Inc. announced the distribution of its proprietary table game solution, PlayOn, at Pala Casino Resort and Spa in Pala, California.

The National Indian Gaming Association hosted the Tribal Economic Development and Internet Gaming Forum on Aug. 18, focusing on related legislation, diversification outside of gaming and more.

The Wheel of Fortune slot series paid a combined $7.4 million to six lucky winners across the U.S.

In a span of just two weeks, four spins have led to a combined $2.64 million payout.

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.

The gaming compact will allow the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise to upgrade and expand its properties, creating 800 jobs.

Richard St. Jean has been appointed the general manager of Hollywood Casino Jamul-San Diego, while Frank Quigley has taken St. Jean's vacated position as general manager of Hollywood Casino Toledo.

Northern Edge Casino, near Farmington, N.M. announced today that a local player hit a big jackpot on a WMS wide-area progressive game on April 6. The lucky Farmington-area resident won a $530,769.34 jackpot on a WMS Willy Wonka slot machine.

New gaming compact for 22 years signed with 5 tribes.

New Mexico Gov. Medina, to the ire of legislators, vetoes bill introducing stricter sample testing in horse racing.