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Bouschor Replaced as Greektown CEO

19 January 2005

News Brief: Chairman Aaron Payment of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and Marvin Beatty of the Greektown Casino Management Board have been named acting Chief Executive Officers of Greektown Casino.

One Ticket Wins $130 Million Mega Millions Jackpot

19 January 2005

One ticket matched all six Mega Millions numbers in the Tuesday, January 18, 2005 drawing, and now players are checking their tickets to see who won the estimated $130 million jackpot.

Slingo Reinvents Blackjack; New Casino Table Game Based Upon Popular Internet Game

19 January 2005

Bonus Bet 21 is one of the first table games to be developed on the internet prior to introduction as a casino table game.

Nova Scotia Casino For Sale

18 January 2005

News Brief: Caesar's Entertainment is putting its Nova Scotia Casino Hotel up for sale.

Wynn Las Vegas Now Taking Room Reservations

18 January 2005

Wynn Las Vegas, the new $2.7 billion resort from developer Steve Wynn, is now taking guest reservations.

Head of Tribal Gaming Panel Resigns

18 January 2005

News Brief: The top casino regulator for the Chumash Indians of Santa Barbara County has resigned following the disclosure that he was convicted of a felony.

Boomtown Casino And Hotel Reno Dances With Lions

18 January 2005

Boomtown Casino and Hotel Reno will usher in a year of good luck and fortune with the eighth annual Chinese New Year Lion Dance Saturday, February 12 at 2 p.m.

Caesars Reopens Southern Indiana Riverboat

17 January 2005

News Brief: After 10 days of being closed due to flooding on the Ohio River, Caesars Entertainment Inc. has reopened its riverboat casino in Southern Indiana.

Restaurant, Hotel Join Prestigious AAA List

17 January 2005

Two Las Vegas properties have joined 22 others from Nevada on AAA's Four Diamond Award list.

Trump Casino Avoids Strike

17 January 2005

News Brief: Trump Casino is the latest of three Lake Michigan casinos to avoid a strike after the company reached a tentative agreement with union officials late Friday. Employees at Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City, Indiana, may still strike.

High-Rise Developer Brings Strengths to Vegas

17 January 2005

In the 15 or so years that Ellis Island Casino & Brewery executive Karen Dorsey has worked for owner Gary Ellis, several developers have approached the casino with plans to redevelop the 36-year-old property.

Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $130 Million

17 January 2005

Since no ticket matched all six numbers to win the estimated $111 million jackpot, the jackpot for the Tuesday, January 18, 2005 drawing grows to an estimated $130 million.

NTRA Responds to Race-Fixing Allegations

14 January 2005

News Brief: The National Thoroughbred Racing Association has issued a statement regarding the alleged race-fixing scheme at Aqueduct.

Mohegan Sun Ad Campaign Launched

14 January 2005

News Brief: A $25 million Mohegan Sun ad campaign launched this week aims to convince consumers that there's a world of entertainment surrounding its two casinos.

Now Gamblers Can Drink Away Sorrows at Betting Facility

14 January 2005

News Brief: The taps are flowing, the corks are popping and the jiggers are dancing. Vinton's off-track betting parlor has alcohol for sale.

CES, GSN Enter Agreement

14 January 2005

CES Software has entered into an agreement to provide pay-for-play games to GSN, The Network for Games.

14 January 2005

News Brief: In a decision released Thursday, a member of the state Casino Control Commission recommended a $50,000 fine against Harrah's for violating New Jersey laws prohibiting businesses from serving drinks to a visibly intoxicated patron.

Isle of Man Reverses US Policy

13 January 2005

International News Brief: The Isle of Man, a British crown dependency in the Irish Sea, is reversing a four-year-old policy that has deterred Internet casinos based there from accepting bets from United States residents.

California Casino to Boost Employment Rate

13 January 2005

News Brief: Richard G. Moyse, employment manager of the new, $200 million Fantasy Springs Resort Casino and Special Events Center in Indio, projects that 15 percent of 450 individuals hired in recent months moved from places outside the valley.

Trump Sues Seminole Casino Partners

13 January 2005

News Brief: Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against Cordish Co. and its partners in the Seminole Hard Rock Casino project, claiming the developers fraudulently represented themselves as Trump associates to land the lucrative deal with the tribe.

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