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Online Casino News for Friday - January 9, 2004

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Online Casino News
Casino employment may assist Racine - 2004-01-09
As the Kenosha region waits for confirmation on a proposed $400 million casino, this county will sit on the sidelines pondering if it would share in the promised economic revival.

Kenosha developer Dennis Troha's company would construct for the tribe a casino and "entertainment destination center" that could cost over $400 million.
Read the full story at Journal Times Online
 
Casino employees suspected of skimming off slots - 2004-01-09
Six people were arrested and six more warrants were issued in a case where casino workers were alleged to have skimmed at least $50,000 in a year-long slot machine scam.

The employees are suspected of participating in a scheme in which they used their supervisors' access codes to steal between $800 and $1,100 from the slots at Casino Rouge at a time, their arrest warrants report.
Read the full story at Herald Tribune
 






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