2007 November 12 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

MONROE The Eastern Shawnee Tribe of West Seneca, Okla., is gambling on a different site in Monroe to build a new casino.

A Wabash Avenue tradition will come to an end tonight when St. Ann Church holds its final bingo games.

WPT Enterprises, Inc. ‘ s investor presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, November 13, 2007 at 10:30 a.m. PT. via Business Wire

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The payout from Iowa casinos is shrinking at gamblers shift to lower wagers at penny and nickel slot machines.

A video bingo ban might not stick in St. Charles Parish.

Online poker room Titan Poker is holding super satellites to win seats in the upcoming European Championship of Online Poker, also known as the ECOOP. via What’s new on Launchpoker.com

With Americans living longer, a growing number of people are embarking on entrepreneurial second careers  well into their 80s. For many, running a company has become the new retirement.

MONROE The Eastern Shawnee Tribe of West Seneca, Okla., still wants to bring gambling to Monroe. The tribe has approached the city to amend its existing agreement to reflect a location change in the property that it wishes to build a casino on, city officials said.

“Cabinet has approved a draft of a much simpler system which reduces costs and time. It will also work with the Department of Planning to have the DA process and the licence application occur in parallel.”