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March 10, 2010
Casino Gambling News
Atlantic City Casinos Have More To Worry About Than Smoking Ban
The days of casino gambling being a big deal in Atlantic City are over, whether owners are successful in stopping a smoking ban or not, the numbers indicate that casinos are headed for disaster.
Wynn Resorts Bracing For Poor Third Quarter Casino Profits
Wynn Resorts warned on Monday that when their full third quarter figures are released, they are expecting that there will be a significant drop off from last year in the same quarter.
Ohio And Maine Casino Opposition Groups Showing Gambling Hypocrisy
The casino opposition groups in Maine and Ohio are exhibiting behavior that they are trying to prevent, by spending money to oppose the casinos, they are gambling their ads will pay off in gained votes.
Mohegan Sun Celebrates New Casino In Spite Of Economy
The Mohegan Sun held its grand opening ceremonies for their new Casino of the Wind and the festivities were filled with stars who came out to mark the casinos opening.
Tough Economic Time For Unions To Fight For Casino Workers
The union that represents workers at the Foxwoods Resort Casino will begin negotiating with the tribe that owns the casino, but this is not the best of economic times to be negotiating on behalf of workers in any field.
Gambling Revenue Decrease Hurting Nevada Governor's Rating
The governor of Nevada, Jim Gibbons, is experiencing some of his worst approval ratings in the state, and the majority of the reason why is decreasing revenue figures at the state's casinos.
Smoking Ban or Not, Atlantic City Casinos Going Up In Flames
Whether or not Atlantic City goes back on their new smoking laws in the name of money, one thing is certain, Atlantic City casinos appear to be going up in flames thanks to the economy in the United States.
Gambling Salons In Nevada Could Get Eased Rules
Gambling salons, places where high rollers can gamble in private, could get eased rules if the state of Nevada's Gaming Control Board has their way.
McCain's Gambling Habits Could Become IRS Issue After CREW Complaint
John McCain has been called out by The New York Times regarding his gambling habits, and it now appears that he may not have reported winnings from one of his gambling excursions.
Nevada Casino Revenue Dropping Along With Stock Prices
In the state of Nevada there is a bit of panic involving the countries latest economic meltdown, casino companies are experiencing a decline is stock prices and their revenue numbers from August are down over eight percent.
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