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Online Casino News for Saturday - February 14, 2004

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• Assembly Speaker Rips Ho-Chunk Casino Agreement
• Tribe's Backer Wants Bridgeport Casino
• Room tax extension sought: Payment to Casino Express would continue
• Proposal targets casino revenues
• SPARE CHANGE: New casino would doom slot spots
• Plymouth’s roads await casino’s fate
• If casino OK'd, how would county spend the money?
• Regulator fully informed: casino
• Blumenthal, casino opponents address Kent residents
• Pinnacle tries to reach one with casino project
• Commission Seeks Clarity On Casino Tax Bills
• Indian Casino Plans Unveiled
• Casino Aztar Riverboat Business Up
• Lemay leaders fear loss of features in casino plan
• Missing for months, he's home safe
• Sagging New Orleans riverboat tries to boost fortunes
• Turning 21 excuse to try out Vegas nightlife
• Tribes struggle to determine who belongs and who doesn't
• Subcontractors battle heats up
• Democrats Vow To Keep Slots Parlor Out Of County
• Regulator: Tribal Recognition System Flawed
• Poker Draws Major Attention
• Bally's New Orleans Offers Loose Slots
• Texas Shootout game featured at Ameristar
• Ho-Chunk lays off 29 in Lake Delton
• Top lobbyist in the middle of federal corruption probe
• Woman arrested on suspicion of armed robbery
• Boyd has coasted near the top with big locals merger
• Woman hits $10.2 million Megabucks jackpot in Vegas
• 5 New Casinos Could Come To Iowa
• New Poker Faces
• Deal reached in Botkins land dispute
Online Casino News
Regulator: Tribal Recognition System Flawed - 2004-02-14
A top Nevada casino regulator Thursday asked for a review of the federal procedure by which Indian tribes are recognized and lands are approved for casino development, calling the present system
"perverse" and unfair for some tribes.

"It's a perverse system when older, more established tribes are at a competitive disadvantage to brand new tribes," state Gaming Control Board Member Scott Scherer said at a conference of gaming attorneys and regulators in Henderson sponsored by the American Bar Association.
Read the full story at Casino City Times
 
Poker Draws Major Attention - 2004-02-14
When Harrah's Entertainment anted up $50 million last month to save the Horseshoe Casino from bankruptcy, the casino operator hoped for a pair: the Horseshoe brand name in Nevada but also the World Series of Poker (WSOP).

Less than two weeks after the purchase, Harrah's announced that the renowned WSOP tournament would continue this year, including the broadcast rights to cable television network ESPN, and even enhanced, with more than $20 million in official prize money.
Read the full story at PokerMag.com
 







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