Articles Tagged ‘casino industry’

Casinos reopened in Alabama

The Alabama legislature is re-evaluating the possibility of opening all the casinos that have been closed for the action of the anti-gambling forces devised by Gov. Bob Riley. Revocation is accepted as one of the three casinos would reopen their facilities Country Crossing. While the state legislature prepares for what will be a hard week of debates and discussions, a judge is preparing to receive legal complaints made about the constitutionality of the training designed by Riley. For now, the commission in charge with eight legislators has determined that you are not allowing the anti-gambling forces close more casinos in Alabama. "The casino industry does not produce any kind of violence. In any case, that is adding an ingredient of violence in this situation is the governor "said Hank Sanders, a senator from Alabama. Officials and lawmakers who favor the measure Riley proposed the authorization of a few local electronic bingoes (10 in total) and a heavy tax for the slot mach...

Casinos in Hawaii in Debate

In Hawaii had always been an open policy against gambling. Its citizens had no right to place bets of any kind and not even considered the possibility of building a casino on the island. Now, a new measure would allow for planning and opening of tribal casinos. Through this initiative would try to boost the economy of the small island while creating new jobs for the population. However, the proposal must consider the fact that Native Hawaiians do not yet have the authorization that would enable them to bet any money on casinos to be developed there. Hawaii lawmakers seem to have no intention of changing its policy regarding the legal status of gambling on the island. Therefore, the possibility of building casinos Hawaiians remain under consideration until national legislation definitively decide what rights they give to the natives when the stakes. Previously, U.S. Senators Inouye and Akaka had submitted projects through which is required to recognize the natives of the island...

Profits fall at St. Louis

As the snowfall was increasing during the months of December and January in St. Louis, the casino profits decreased proportionally. The difficult weather conditions, with high unemployment and the small amount of money available in the population to make bets were some elements that were combined for state casinos show negative numbers in the profits during the last month January. Lumiere Place, for example, was one of the betting parlors that showed profits down since its opening, more than two years. According to reports made by the Missouri Gaming Commission the Illinois Gaming Board, the revenues from casino industry in the St. Louis area fell nearly five percent. The Casino Queen in East St. Louis showed a drop of nearly eight percent over the same period last year. Of all the casinos bordering the Mississippi River, the only one who has not seen negative numbers in profit last January was the President Casino. This floating casino raked in $ 1.99 million during the last ...

Regulations casinos in Nepal

In recent weeks the government of Nepal announced a series of regulations that affect the casino industry and gambling at the local level. The measures in the approval process for casinos, in addition, also spread over different centers and spas and entertainment venues. The spokesman Laxman Bhattarai said he had received dozens of complaints about a series of negligence within the casino industry. "We have seen the need for close follow-up on the various activities that affect the casinos, so the ministry is no alternative but to make the relevant regulations," said Bhattarai. So far, the Nepal Police was responsible for ensuring order and tranquility in the local casinos. However, their range of action was limited only to prevent access to local citizens who would like to bet in these casinos. From now on, the casinos of Nepal incorporate a variety of standards that already govern in the best casinos worldwide. "We plan to carry out specific regulations for health centers and...

Pinnacle casino operation in Argentina

The U.S. origin company Pinnacle Entertainment operates casinos in Louisiana, Missouri and Nevada. The newest casino opened by the company in March of this year, was the River City, located south of St. Louis County, Missouri. In the coming months, this company will develop its new casino project in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. However, Pinnacle's casino operations are not limited to American lands. A few months ago the company had made known that he was interested in selling part of its assets in Argentine territory. Pinnacle Entertainment was how he sold most of the casinos operating in the Patagonian region of Argentina. The sale, consisting of a sizable casino and several small casinos, had as guests to a consortium of Argentine investors. Among all invested a total of $ 40 million to take ownership of the gambling houses of Pinnacle in Argentina. On the transaction carried out in recent weeks Anthony Sanfilippo, president and CEO of Pinnacle Entertainment, made the following c...

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