Online Casinos Czar - Online Casino News

English German French Spanish Italian Dutch



Online Casino News for Sunday - February 15, 2004

More Online Casino News
• Borgata pulls $1,000 slot machines
• If casino comes, deal SD 206 in
• Newark man who disappeared from A.C. in June found alive, well
• Hard Rock buried under pile of resumes
• Two southern California schools follow lead of other institutions to prepare students for growth industry
• Mayor to reallocate gaming revenues
• Nice guy last
• State explores gambling pacts
• For tribes, members only
• Spinning for the big money, chance on TV
• School's Out on Video Lottery
• Reno woman wins 'Wheel of Fortune' jackpot
• QM2 party was a high time on the high seas
• Spa serenity
• Aucklanders to take a punt at new gambling policy
• NEW NEVADA LEGISLATION: Banks hit hard by payroll tax
• Gaughan's life is better than fiction
• Native American woman shot to death at Rincon reservation home
• Salamanca’s tax base is fading fast
• States look hungrily at Indian casino profits
• Federal programs out of reach of Schaghticokes - for now
• Reviving the Carnival Ball
Online Casino News
Nice guy last - 2004-02-15
Don't let them deceive you. Nice guys DO finish last. By all means, Robert Klewchuk is a nice guy but he isn't at the meeting. You can only get your face rubbed in it so often.

Yes, he's nowhere close to the city planning poobahs this past week as they go ga-ga over the bigger-and-better Elbow River Inn and Casino, planned by Robert's old partner, Calgary gaming kingpin Sam Switzer.

Sam, the well-connected wearer of the white hat, the well-recognized stalwart of the city's social set, the well-known bosom buddy of Ralph, hits the jackpot this day as he always does.
Read the full story at Calgary Sun
 
State explores gambling pacts - 2004-02-15
The continuing struggle to end the monopoly of tribal casinos has gained a powerful ally in Gov. Tim Pawlenty as the Legislature looks for ways to boost lagging revenues in the state budget.

Fifteen years ago the state signed gambling compacts with 11 tribes that give the government only a tiny speck of the hundreds of millions of dollars suspected to flow through the casinos each year.

Private gambling companies have tempted lawmakers with lucrative casino proposals for years, but Pawlenty’s recent mention of exploring a “better deal” with the tribes pushes the issue further.
Read the full story at Mankato Free Press
 







SITE MAP


Copyright © 2012. Online Casinos Czar, LLC All Rights Reserved.
Void in where online gambling prohibited.

2012-02-08