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Powerball Jackpot Reaches $180 Million

Because no one correctly matched all six numbers in Saturday's Powerball drawing the jackpot will grow to an estimated $180 million.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Hosts Benefit

Andre Agassi and a superstar line-up of entertainers took the stage Saturday evening at the Grand Slam for Children.

Mega Millions Reaches $42 Million

Since no ticket matched all six numbers to win the estimated $32 million jackpot, the jackpot for the Tuesday, October 4, 2005 drawing grows to an estimated $42 million.

Steve Wynn's prospects in Singapore, Station Casinos' Plans in Reno and More

Steve Wynn exudes a quiet confidence about his company's chances of landing a highly sought-after license to develop a casino in Singapore.

Bull Durham Casino Adopts New Casino Management System

Global Casinos, Inc. implements Aristocrat Technologies' Oasis Casino Management System in its Bull Durham Casino in Black Hawk, Colorado.

Magna Closes Sale

Magna Entertainment Corp. reports the completion of the sale to Colonial Downs, L.P. of all of the outstanding shares of Maryland-Virginia Racing Circuit.

Pinnacle Reopens New Orleans Casino; Sets for Battle with Insurance Company

Pinnacle Entertainment on Friday became the first gaming operator to reopen a hurricane damaged casino in New Orleans, but a dispute with its primary insurance carrier could affect redevelopment plans.

Pinnacle Entertainment Reopens Boomtown New Orleans

Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. is reopening its Boomtown New Orleans casino in Harvey, La., which had closed and been evacuated as Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast on August 29.

Survey: Bellagio is Favorite Vegas Resort

A new independent tourism survey says Bellagio is the favorite casino resort in Las Vegas.

Boyd Gaming Reports on Impact of Hurricane Rita

Boyd Gaming Corporation has reported that, upon a preliminary assessment, its Delta Downs Racetrack Casino and Hotel in Vinton, Louisiana experienced wind and water damage as the result of Hurricane Rita.

Turf Paradise Opens 50th Season

News Brief: In an area where a 20-year-old shopping mall nearly rates as an historical landmark, Turf Paradise has everything beat. The Phoenix track opens its 50th season of racing today.

New Lincoln Park Trial Request Denied

Lincoln Park race track and two former executives who were convicted last month of conspiring to bribe a Rhode Island lawmaker with up to $4 million are not entitled to a new trial, a federal judge ruled.

Casino Tax Breaks Decried

Virginia congressman and longtime casino foe Frank Wolf sent a letter to President Bush criticizing the administration's plan to offer tax incentives to casino operators on the Gulf Coast.

Black Oak Casino Names New Director

Black Oak Casino is proud to announce the newest Team Member and Director of Hospitality, Edward LaMeire.

Canadian Lotto Companies Assess Online Gambling Impact

News Brief: Canadian lottery corporations are preparing to assess those the impact of online gambling on their industry and the extent of government control in this area.

Powerball Jackpot at $167 Million

Because no one correctly matched all six numbers in Wednesday's drawing the jackpot will jump to an estimated $167 million.

The Venetian's TAO Opens

With the opening of the 40,000 square foot, $20 million design-driven dining and entertainment complex TAO, The Venetian-Resort-Hotel Casino has officially upped the ante in the battle for Las Vegas' burgeoning nightlife-seeking crowd.

Hundreds Turn Up for Seneca Casino Job Fair

News Brief: Hundreds showed up at a job fair looking for work at the new Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel, which plans to hire 1,000 employees for its grand opening New Year's Eve.

Boomtown Reno Winner Andrew Riddell Marks Up $50,506 Keno Win

Boomtown Casino and Hotel Reno has paid out a huge $50,506 Keno jackpot to lucky winner Andrew Riddell.

Caesars Pays Fine for Camera Spying

News Brief: In the second case of its kind at Caesars, the casino agreed to pay a $185,000 fine to settle charges that four of its employees spied on women using surveillance cameras that watch over the gaming floor.

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