2006 June 08 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

AURORA - A statewide grand jury indicted ten people Thursday on charges of stealing millions of dollars in bingo profits intended for charity.

The Waynesboro First Aid Crew Auxiliary has decided to cease operation of its weekly bingo games. The last session will be Saturday.

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For most of us born in the last third of the 1900’s, gaming has been a huge part of our lives.

A Graniteville store owner was arrested after a video poker machine bust. The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office reports they arrested Andrew Williams, who owns Dale’s Convenience Store, after they found four of the …

Ten people have been indicted in what authorities say is one of Colorado’s largest bingo schemes, allegedly run through a bingo hall in Aurora, State Attorney General John Suthers said Thursday.

With little notice from the news media, a law banning Washingtonians from gambling online went into effect Wednesday.

The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde says it’s willing to build a casino on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation in exchange for the Warm Springs Tribe dropping a plan to building a gambling center in Cascade Locks.

The 2006 Mandalay Bay Poker Championship’s Main Event began on Sunday, June 4th and will conclude today.