2006 September 01 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 3

Pete Fountain will return to performing at a casino on the Mississippi Gulf Coast this fall.

Penn National Gaming Inc., an operator of casinos and horse racing tracks, said Friday it wants to change an existing $2.725 billion senior secured credit facility.

IOWA As reported by the Des Moines Register: “Pressure is building for state regulators to issue more casino licenses, even before construction is finished on Iowa’s newest riverboat gambling operations.

WINDSOR, Michigan As reported by the Detroit News: “Casino Windsor will begin offering sports betting next Friday — marking the first time Metro Detroiters will have access to live sports wagering.

Texas, also known as the Lone Star state, is the second largest and second most populated state in the US. Because of its remarkable size, distinctive culture, politics and colorful history, Texas is a diverse and exciting place to be.

Bingo has been seen for years as a game that is played by those who are looking for a paced game with an emphasis on having a bit of fun. Nowadays, it has moved to the fast paced online casino world where some serious cash can be made.

DETROIT Sports fans in the metro Detroit area have something to cheer about. Casino Windsor will soon offer sports betting, in an effort bring visitors back to…

As some U.S. Indian tribes have grown rich in recent years through casinos, others far from population centers have struggled to overcome a historical legacy of poverty.

Sept. 1 (Bloomberg) — Rank Group Plc, the owner of Hard Rock cafes and Grosvenor Casinos, will cut jobs at its Mecca bingo halls and close the company’s headquarters to bolster efforts to end three years of deteriorating earnings.