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 CBS News | Casino Takes a Gamble Wall Street Journal Now, it is making a different but not unfamiliar wager on the high roller, with the official opening Friday of Revel, a swank new 6.3 million-square-foot casino with 1898 rooms right on the city's storied boardwalk. The 47-story casino is the first ... In Atlantic City, tension growing between Marina and Boardwalk areas Revel yell: Atlantic City resort has grand opening Revel Resort playing for keeps |
 Plain Dealer | Ohio casinos will cut into nearby states' winnings Wall Street Journal AP TOLEDO, Ohio — Ohio's entry into casino gambling this spring isn't good news for its neighboring states. States including Indiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania are likely to lose millions of dollars in tax revenues as more Ohioans stay home to gamble. Ohio casinos expected to bite into Indiana, other states' winnings Ohio's problem gamblers can ban themselves from Horseshoe Casino Cleveland ... Ohio lawmakers approve new gambling regs |
Chester casino seeks gains in crowded Pa. market CNBC.com When Harrah's Chester Casino & Racetrack opened its doors in this struggling city in January 2007, it was the state's third casino, a novelty that pulled in Philadelphia-area gamblers thrilled not to have to drive to Atlantic City. |
 ABC7Chicago.com | Ill. House gambles Quinn will go for casino money WSLS Pat Quinn, the Illinois House resurrected a huge expansion of legalized gambling Wednesday that includes a land-based casino in Chicago, four more on riverboats and allowing ailing horse-racing tracks to add slot machines. Quinn responded to House ... House passes bill allowing Chicago casino — but vote not veto-proof Illinois House approves casino expansion, slots at horse-racing tracks Our View: Rockford only few steps away from getting casino |
Overall Mississippi casino revenues slip in April CBS News Revenue for Mississippi coast casinos was up in April, but the take at river casinos dropped, depressing the overall revenue at the state's gambling halls. The state's casinos won 1.2 percent less money, with revenues falling to $187 million last month ... |
 KGO-AM | Second Richmond Casino Dealt a Busted Flush Berkeley Daily Planet By Richard Brenneman Richmond, one of the San Francisco Bay Area's poorest cities, had been betting on casinos to boost a lagging local economy plagued by a decayed urban center and high unemployment. The developers, who recruited landless Native ... Federal government rejects Scotts Valley Indian casino in North Richmond Interior Department nixes East Bay casino Interior Department rejects tribal casino near Richmond |
 Denver Post | Regulators raise casino taxes across Colorado Daily Camera AP DENVER -- State gambling regulators have reversed controversial tax breaks for casinos and raised the tax rates by about 5 percent over the objections of casino owners, who said they need the tax breaks because they were losing money. Colorado casinos lose tax cut that cost regulators their jobs Regulators raise Colorado casino tax rates Colorado gaming commission raises casino taxes 5% |
Grand Falls Casino helps fund fireworks display KSFY By Carl Pommier - email The Sioux Falls Jaycees and Grand Falls Casino Resort are partnering up to fund the 45th Annual Fireworks Celebration at the WH Lyons Fairgrounds in Sioux Falls this year. The "Win Win with a Bang" Promotion begins Saturday, ... |
 The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Caesars Atlantic City Baltimore Sun Home to high-end boutique shopping and the Boardwalk Beer Garden, Caesars has remained one of Atlantic City's most popular resorts since the Roman Empire-themed casino opened in 1979. Casino hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Christie to advance sports betting regulations Defies federal ban; will offer at casinos, racetracks in fall NJ Gov. Chris Christie: "Let them try to stop us" from sports betting |
Casinos want to block collection of back sales tax VEGAS INC By Cy Ryan (contact) Nevada casinos have called on the state Department of Taxation to halt collection of more than $200 million in back sales taxes due on past complimentary meals until the legal issues are decided. But the department says it is going ... |
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