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Online Casino News for Monday - January 12, 2004

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Forty Plus Player's 3 day deadline - 2004-01-12
Forty Plus casino was closed down around Thanksgiving last year, leaving many players wondering what had happened to their winnings and deposits. Bad news, and despite early promises to sort the situation out, Forty Plus CEO George Finley and Casino Manager Alan Roberts vanished, ignoring emails, having told punters that payouts would be honoured.

Software provider Odds On’s subsequent insistence that they had no information and no liability in the matter, did not endear them to Forty Plus punters. Odds On initially said it had no access to the casino database, had no knowledge of was going down at its licensee, and had no knowledge of the owners whereabouts.
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Newest resort making a splash in Atlantic City - 2004-01-12
The slot machines at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa don't accept coins. Not only that, they include footrests, for comfort's sake.

The parking garage has speed bumps that serve each floor, a step up from the dizzying mazes encountered by drivers at other casinos.

In the hotel rooms, shower stalls are built for two people. No Gideon bibles are in the nightstands; the casino's owners felt that placing them there would promote Christianity over other religions.

Subtle though they are, the differences are paying off: Six months after opening, it has hit the jackpot with Atlantic City regulars, cut deeply into its competitors' businesses and added some cachet to a gambling mecca never considered especially hip.
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