United States Casinos in the News

Outside of Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and the Gulf Coast there are many states in the US that have casinos and/or slot parlors. If the United States is against Internet gambling they are certainly for expanding brick and mortar casinos across the country.

Casino Gambling Web is a thorough news organization and this is the section of our site where we will keep you up to date with all that is going on at US casinos. Pennsylvania just approved slot parlors and there new casinos going up there quickly. Illinois talks about expanded gambling, North Dakota, California, of course, Florida, and several other states in the country are home to casinos and gambling entertainment sites and gambling of some sort is legal in 48 of the 50 US states.

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New Plan Has Greektown Casino Emerging From Bankruptcy In 2010
November 20, 2009
Creditors have now agreed to a new plan that would bring Greektown Casino in Detroit, Michigan, out of bankruptcy. If the current timeline holds up, the casino would emerge from bankruptcy next summer...
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Underage Gambling Fines Continue For Pennsylvania Casinos
November 19, 2009
The message continues to be sent loud and clear to casinos in Pennsylvania. Either stop allowing underage gambling, or continue to get hit with hefty fines...
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Deadwood A Model For Future Casino Gambling Expansion
November 16, 2009
Back in late 1989, casino gambling began in Deadwood, South Dakota. Now, over twenty years later, Deadwood has become a model of what casino gambling can do for a town...
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With Casinos Approved, Gambling Battle In Ohio Turns To Racinos
November 15, 2009
Now that voters have approved casino gambling in the state of Ohio, the gambling battle has turned to whether or not state racetracks should receive slot machines...
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Underage And Self-Exclusion Gamblers Lead To Fines At Iowa Casinos
November 13, 2009
Two casinos in Iowa have been fined after allowing in patrons that should not have been admitted to the casinos. One casino allowed an underage gambler, and the other allowed a patron who was on the self-exclusion list...
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Churchill Downs Hires Gambling Lobbyist In Kentucky
November 13, 2009
Kentucky lawmakers were apparently not moving fast enough to bring casino gambling to state racetracks, so Churchill Downs has hired a gambling lobbyist with political ties to push the issue...
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Gambling Addict Brings Case Against Casino To Indiana Supreme Court
November 12, 2009
The ongoing battle regarding a casino's role in stopping gambling addicts from gambling at their casinos took another turn on Thursday when the Indiana Supreme Court heard an argument against the former Caesars Indiana...
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Missouri And Indiana Casinos Post Revenue Increases In October
November 12, 2009
While most of the casinos in the US are mired in a long slump when it comes to revenue, casinos in Missouri and Indiana have posted increases in revenue for the month of October...
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Beshear Fights Online Gambling, Churchill Downs Buys YouBet.com
November 12, 2009
Governor Steve Beshear attacked the online gambling industry when he attempted to seize 141 online gambling domain names. Now, the company he was most trying to protect, Churchill Downs, is buying major Internet gambling site YouBet.com...
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Cincinnati Casino Construction Could Begin Next Summer
November 11, 2009
Developers gave some insight this week into when the state of Ohio could see casinos. In Cincinnati, developers have plans to break ground on the Broadway Commons casino site in the summer of 2010...
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Maine Voters Will Again Vote On Casino Proposal
November 10, 2009
Maine voters have been asked to voice their opinion on casino gambling three times in the past six years. It now looks as though that number will increase to four times next November thanks to a group seeking to build a casino in Oxford...
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Twin River Moving To Twenty-Four Hour Gambling Next Week
November 9, 2009
Lawmakers in Rhode Island gave Twin River the right to offer twenty-four hour gambling and the slot parlor has quickly accepted the idea. Twin River announced Monday that the around the clock gambling will begin next week...
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Pennsylvania Colleges Waiting On Lawmakers To Decide Gambling Issue
November 9, 2009
Lawmakers in the state of Pennsylvania are prepared to expand casino gambling to include table games, but they are working at a snail's pace and universities in the state are paying the price...
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Woman Accusing Roethlisberger Of Rape Quits Harrah's Casino Job
November 7, 2009
The woman who has accused Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of rape has now quit her job at the Harrah's casino hotel in Lake Tahoe...
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Wynn Resorts Pulls Out Of Aqueduct Casino Hunt In New York
November 6, 2009
Wynn Resorts is busy expanding their gambling empire around the world and apparently New York will not be one of those locations. Wynn pulled out of the running on Wednesday for a casino at Aqueduct...
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Lakes Entertainment Strikes Deal For Casino Cut In Ohio
November 6, 2009
Lakes Entertainment was part of a failed attempt to bring casino gambling to Ohio in the past, however, the company and its chairman, Lyle Berman, have struck a deal to collect a cut in all four casinos that will be built...
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Twin River Going To Twenty-Four Hour Gambling In Rhode Island
November 5, 2009
Twenty-four hour slot gambling is becoming a reality at Twin River in Rhode island. The slot parlor is a major source of income for the state, and more revenue was needed, causing the change in the rules...
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Indiana And Michigan Could Lose Casino Gambling Revenue To Ohio
November 5, 2009
Now that voters in the state of Ohio have approved casino gambling, neighboring states must try and figure out a way to combat the possibility of lost revenue to Ohio casinos. ..
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Ohio Voters Say "Yes" To Casino Gambling, Issue 3 Approved
November 4, 2009
The state of Ohio will finally have casino gambling. On late Tuesday night the results were in, and on a historic voting day, residents of Ohio voted in favor of Issue 3, which will bring four casino resorts to the state...
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Boyd Gaming Going After Rival Station Casinos' Assets
November 3, 2009
Boyd Gaming is making a strong push to seize control of assets of one of their main rivals, Station Casinos. Boyd has asked a bankruptcy court to allow reorganization plans outside of what Stations is offering...
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