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Pataki Optimistic About Court Decision

14 July 2004

News Brief: The Appellate Division's unanimous opinion that the New York's video gambling program is illegal represents a ‘positive ruling’ that won't disrupt plans for lottery casinos across the state, Gov. George Pataki said Monday.

Turning Stone Shines with Poker Faces

14 July 2004

News Brief: They're dealing cards and drawing a crowd in a three-day tourney at Turning Stone Casino.

Report Indicates Shift in New York Wagering

14 July 2004

News Brief: More money was wagered in New York on out-of-state races than in-state races in 2003.

Track Wants to Use Owners' Money

13 July 2004

News Brief: Vernon Downs is awaiting word from state regulators whether the track's majority owners can keep putting money into the financially troubled track.

N.Y. Video Lottery Law Struck Down

7 July 2004

News Brief: The legislation authorizing slot machine-like video lottery terminals in New York was declared unconstitutional today by a midlevel state appeals court.

Fox to Air Live Poker Game

30 June 2004

News Brief: FOX Sports Net will air the nation's first live telecast of a professional poker tournament next month.

New York College Offers Poker Class

30 June 2004

News Brief: John Ostwald, a serious poker player for about 10 years, is teaching a noncredit poker class, a course that's more related to the psychology courses he usually teaches than might first appear.

State High Court: Oneida Gaming Compact Invalid

30 June 2004

News Brief: The agreement that allowed Turning Stone Casino Resort to open 11 years ago is invalid, state Supreme Court Justice James W. McCarthy has ruled.

State's Newest Racino Opens Wednesday

30 June 2004

News Brief: New York State's fourth 'racino' opens Wednesday at Monticello Raceway, which has had a $27 million transformation.

Judge Strikes Down New York Casino Deal

29 June 2004

News Brief: The agreement that allowed a billion-dollar New York casino to be built a decade ago was ruled invalid Monday.

Six Arrested in Long Island Gambling Ring Bust

25 June 2004

News Brief: Six men, including one alleged soldier in the Bonnano crime family, were arrested yesterday in connection with a $10-million sports gambling ring.

Bill Would Allow VLTs on Fast Ferry Between Rochester and Toronto

23 June 2004

News Brief: Video lottery terminals would be allowed on the high-speed ferry that recently began operating between Rochester, N.Y., and Toronto under a measure introduced in the state legislature.

Senecas Scoff at Oklahoma Tribal Casino Talks

23 June 2004

News Brief: With New York state working on a deal with an Oklahoma tribe for a scaled-down casino in downtown Rochester, a Seneca Nation leader says the tribe is not worried because the federal government will never approve the deal for the out-of-state tribe.

New York Could See More Casinos

21 June 2004

News Brief: New York could be in line for two more casinos, according to published reports.

Judge Rules Casino Must be in Buffalo

17 June 2004

News Brief: A New York Supreme Court justice ruled Wednesday that if a casino is built by the Seneca Nation in Erie County, it must be built in Buffalo.

Seneca Casino Opponents Fight Approval

16 June 2004

News Brief: Opponents of the Seneca Nation's plans for a casino in Cheektowaga called Monday for an investigation into a letter from the federal government that said the deal had been formally approved.

State Senate Votes to Expand Video Gambling Game in Bars

15 June 2004

News Brief: Lawmakers are pushing to expand Quick Draw, a video numbers game, to allow it in any bar across the state as New York continues its drive to increase gambling.

New York Tribal Casino Deal Struck

11 June 2004

News Brief: New York state has struck a deal with the Cayuga Indian tribe that clears the way for a full-fledged casino in the Catskills.

Seneca Casino's Alcohol Permits Run Out

8 June 2004

News Brief: The Seneca Nation's new $71 million casino in western New York is no longer licensed to sell or serve alcohol.

Watchdog Widens NYRA Probe

8 June 2004

News Brief: The court-appointed watchdog over the New York Racing Association is looking into whether the betting agency misused some of the millions of dollars held in trust for telephone bettors.

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