2008 May 08 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 2

Has the economy changed your gambling habits?

The Kings owners announced their latest foray into alternative sports with the Maloof Money Cup, the world’s richest skateboarders-only competition. To be held July 11-13 at the Orange County Fair, the Cup will offer $450,000 in prize money.

St. Louis’ newest casino took a slight loss in its first full quarter of operation, a loss the company blamed on startup costs.

Gamblers under 21 may soon be playing poker at the Meskwaki casino near Tama. The Tribal Council has approved a plan to allow 18- to 21-years-old to play poker games such as Texas Hold ‘em. A date for the … via KTVO

Gamblers visiting Argosy, Belterra and Grand Victoria casinos lost $64.6 million in April 4.2 percent less than in the same month last year when they lost $67.5 million.

Hundreds of senior citizens gathered at the Savannah Civic Center today to celebrate Older Americans’ Day - and to play a little Bingo. Alaina Anderson asked them about how times have changed and what advice they would give the rest of us.

If the right deal presents itself, one or more of Trump’s casinos could be sold.

One or more of the three Trump casinos could be sold if the right deal presents itself, the company said Thursday. Mark Juliano, chief executive officer of Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc., said the gambling company is “looking at strategic alternatives” and would sell if a good deal materializes.

St. Louis’ newest casino took a slight loss in its first full quarter of operation, a loss the company blamed on startup costs.