Pennsylvania News - Page 65

Table games expansion means job recruitment at Presque Isle Downs & Casino.

Arrival of table games in Pennsylvania casinos prompts new security measures.

Shock waves hit Philadelphia Thursday with Wynn Resorts announcing a termination of discussions and plans to build a casino there.

Wynn terminates discussions and negotiations on Foxwoods Casino project in Philadelphia.

An architect's drawing of the Wynn Resorts proposed Columbus Boulevard casino has been revealed.

Table games by July appears to be the aim in Pennsylvania.

Mount Airy Casino Resort to receive loan to underwrite table game expansion.

The Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh has filed a petition with the Pennsylvania State Gaming Board for authorization to operate 86 table games.

The Pennsylvania casino, which is operated by Las Vegas Sands, had the state's third-highest take in slot machine revenue during February.

The Meadows Track & Casino petitions Gambling Control Board for permission to install 68 table games.

Las Vegas Sands refuted a report that said it would sell the Sands Bethlehem and announced it would restart construction of a stalled 300-room hotel tower.

Wynn Resorts has reached an agreement with Philadelphia Entertainment and Development Partners to become the manager and managing general partner in a casino project.

Las Vegas Sands has filed a a formal application with Pennsylvania gaming regulators to add 80 table games to the Sands Bethlehem casino.

The mayor of the Bethlehem, Pa. wants Las Vegas Sands to set a construction timeline for the Sands Bethlehem’s stalled hotel.

Pennsylvania casinos produced over $50 million more in gross revenue from slot machines in January 2010 over the previous January.

State authorities have wiped out a 4-year-old limitation that held an individual slot machine manufacturer to just 50 percent of the games on a casino's gambling floor.

Gov. Ed Rendell rescinded a four-year-old limitation that holds a slot machine manufacturer to only 50 percent of the games on a casino’s gambling floor.

The gambling industry is focusing its attention on expanding in other states after Pennsylvania approved table games last week.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Gary Trask and Dan Igo talk to Bob Frick of Kiplinger's Personal Finance about how poker can make you a better investor, what casinos they wish to visit in 2010 and hopefully improve on their disastrous NFL picks from last week.

The Casino City staff makes out its wish list and picks 10 casinos it wants to experience for the first time in 2010.