2009 January 07 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

Exacting ‘green’ specifications also part of demands Baltimore expects developers interested in operating the city’s only slots casino to pay at least $36 million in yearly rent to the city and build it to exacting environmental specifications, officials told about a dozen lobbyists, lawyers and developers Wednesday.

Bingo Las Vegas Casino team thanks for all for the interest shown in the pre-launch marketing campaign. [Wired by: PressReleaseNetwork.com]

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado - In a case that seems to offer new twists by the day, the man suspected of robbing a West Glenwood Springs, Colorado bank is also suspected in a Las Vegas casino holdup.

Lawmakers in Kentucky are considering a plan to allow video gambling terminals at horse tracks as a way to raise millions in new revenue and eas

The meeting date to consider the revised ordinance has not been set, but could be as soon as next week, Jennings said.

Opponents of a Sparks casino project backed by developer Harvey Whittemore urged the Nevada Supreme Court on Wednesday to erase a controversial settlement that allowed the project to move forward.

TrackNet Media Group has granted an extension of its racing signals to Las Vegas casinos following meetings held Jan. 7.

The federal government has rejected the latest bid to open a huge Indian casino in Kenosha’s Dairyland Greyhound Park, though a spokesman for the project immediately said the tribe would fight the decision in federal court.

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