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• One part Las Vegas, two parts Monte Carlo
• Tribes conceal an ace in casino agreement
• Seminar Offers Critical Tactics To Impede Casino Crime
• Study Shows Women Over 40 Spend More Time Playing Online Games Than Male or Teenage Gamers
• Sports Flicks
• Seminar Offers Crucial Steps to Thwarting Casino Crime
• ‘Survivor' enthusiast Sue Jenkins wants it all on the reality show
• Nevada casinos gain $9.63B in 2003, a slight increase
• Gambling tarnishes acknowledgement of tribes
• Seminar Give Participants Upperhand on Casino Crime
• Monte Carlo Night With a Touch of Sin City
• Women Account For Largest Group Of Online Gamers
• Blackjack has cure for Denim Blues
• Nevada casinos declare close to 14% revenue loss
• Taking a chance on theater
• House panel rules in favor of retaining video gambling
• BoDog.com bolsters with help of RealTime Gaming
• Gambling monitors need assistance, state official says
• Sin City translated in 'Vegas,' 'CSI' groups
• Aid needed for gambling monitors, insists state official
• States Watch Indian Casino Revenue
• Indian casino profits looking more enticing
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One part Las Vegas, two parts Monte Carlo - 2004-02-11
The Tequesta Parks and Recreation Department is endorsing the affair at the Tequesta Recreation Center 7-10 p.m. on Friday.
Three black jack tables, a roulette wheel, a craps table and a wheel of fortune will be the games featured in addition to food, drinks and music from a range of eras supplied by a Dance N Sound DJ. Tickets are $5 and accessible for purchase at the recreation center. There will only be 160 tickets for sale.
Read the full story at Sebastian Sun, FL
 
Tribes conceal an ace in casino agreement - 2004-02-11
If Gov. Tim Pawlenty is looking for Minnesota's Indian tribes to contribute part of their casino profits with the state, he may have to grant the tribes as much as he gets from them, a legislative analyst informed a Minnesota House committee Tuesday.

Minnesota has two gaming compacts, one involving video slot machines and one involving blackjack, with each of the state's tribes. Either side can look for re-negotiation, but the state has no right to demand re-negotiation, Williams insisted.
Read the full story at St. Paul Pioneer Press, MN
 








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