2006 August 17 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 4

Following his victory over Roger Federer, Andy Murray has been slashed from 8/1 to 2/1 clear favourite for the BBC TV Sports Personality of the Year Award by William Hill.

Coast casinos had their best month during July since Hurricane Katrina, making $74.4 million in gross gambling revenue.

State casino regulators on Wednesday suspended the license of a former casino surveillance supervisor for 20 days for using cameras to watch women instead of monitoring gambling, but ruled that another former supervisor at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel Casino committed no violation.

Suspected leaders of an alleged gambling ring that raked in upward of $48 million were arrested Wednesday during raids on Sacramento businesses and homes.

New Jersey’s Casino Control Commission yesterday suspended the license of a former casino surveillance supervisor for 20 days for using cameras to watch women instead of monitoring gambling, but ruled that another former supervisor at Caesars Atlantic City had committed no violation.

ST. LOUIS - David Carruthers, the former online-gambling executive, was freed on a $1 million bond yesterday after spending nearly a month behind bars after his arrest on racketeering and fraud charges.

State gambling regulators yesterday reversed their policy and said they will release documents detailing the ownership stakes behind the potential owners of slot-machine parlors in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board made the change after the Associated Press reported Monday that the agency had concluded that the state law that legalized slot machines barred it from releasing the

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HARRISBURG — State gambling regulators on Wednesday reversed their policy and said they will release documents detailing the ownership stakes behind the potential owners of slot-machine parlors in Pennsylvania.