2005 October 24 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

Natchez The City of Natchez is soliciting proposals from developers to bring a second casino, a convention-grade hotel or both to the riverfront.

Charges have now been laid in two separate police investigations in Kelowna. One involves an allegedly illegal gambling den the Mounties busted last June.

PORTLAND, Ore. Senator John McCain told leaders of American Indian tribes today that gambling regulations for Indian casinos need to be reviewed.

Filed under: Odds & Ends In the spirit of David Lettermans Top 10 Lists, the folks over at the Las Vegas Sun published a humorous compilation of 10 Reasons Steve Wynn May Close the Art Gallery at his Las Vegas Resort . I find it incredible how many people actually go to Vegas to visit galleries. I can understand that many are taken by the opulence and glamour of the casinos

If you go to the Caribbean during hurricane season, should we still feel sorry for you? Here we go again.

FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 24 (UPI) — Kentucky has won a homeland security grant to ensure that money from bingo games stays out of terrorist coffers.

The Free Tournament for Bloggers Attracted More Than 1,400 Players On Sunday, Oct.

‘High Stakes Poker’ Invites Players to Play With $100,000 of Their Own Money Every night in Vegas, big-time players risk more money playing poker than the average American pays for four years of private college …

It’s like heading to the mall to play video poker. Thunder Valley has its own food court and lots of easy parking.