Online Casino News

English German French Spanish Italian Dutch




Online Casino News for Wednesday - January 14, 2004

More Online Casino News
• Governor supporting casino close to Speedway
• South Korea investigates North Korea's cyber-casino
• Harrah's will purchase home of popular poker tournament
• BetonSports.com wants to give consumers a say
• Gran hits the £265,000 poker jackpot
• Gaming on or off
• Savannah riverfront to see casino boat revival
• Sebelius supports request for state-owned casino
• Purchase of Horseshoe may come with a price
• Summit aspire to lure fire service with casino earnings
• Mayors attempt to save Crestwood casino agreement
• Iowa County Observes Gambling Legislation Cautiously
• Going Ahead With Casino Schedule
• Gov. McGreevey Eases Analysts Concerns Over Casino Industry
• Oakland's Grobe appointed Iowa Foundation president
• World Series of Poker will proceed but location is in limbo
• Casino agency slashing funding of A.C. entertainment
• Gambling at the top of Chartrand's Top Kansas Stories Of 2004?
• Revenue official on paid leave during probe
• Casinos are amongst SunCruz's $32M wager
• State's minor casinos witnessing rough period
• Investors Propose $32 Million for Assets of Dania Beach Casino Company
• Gaming committee brings field down to two casino developers
• Lummi Nation combats substance abuse
• Tribe claims it's resistant to suits
• Tight race for casino developers, County says Harrah's out
• Wright Prepared To Entertain
• Sides prepared to contest casino lawsuit
Online Casino News
Oakland's Grobe appointed Iowa Foundation president - 2004-01-14
Lynn Grobe, an Oakland area farmer and businessman, has succeeded John P. Nelson of Council Bluffs as president of the nine-member, casino-funded Iowa West Foundation board.

The Iowa West Foundation is one of the biggest in the Midwest. Recent reports indicated the foundation's assets at over $150 million.
Read the full story at Daily Nonpareil
 
World Series of Poker will proceed but location is in limbo - 2004-01-14
The popular World Series of Poker will proceed this year but where the cards are dealt remains uncertain, new owner Harrah's Entertainment stated Tuesday.

Harrah's also obtained the casino's legendary name in Nevada and agreed to take on the downtown Las Vegas property's debts, which forced the casino to shut down Saturday.
Read the full story at RGJ.com
 






Disclaimer: Online Casino Guru Inc. is not not responsible for losses which may be incurred by persons using the information contained within this site. Use the information provided here at your own risk. The information at this site is for entertainment and news purposes only.

Copyright © 2009 Online-Casino-Guru.com

2009-01-06