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	Wind Creek opens The 17-story facility in Alabama is the only development in the state to offer casino-style gaming, a deluxe hotel, live entertainment and first-class dining at one resort destination

Chicagoland proposal Same three cities make cut for 10th Illinois casino license

Sonoma County casino plan California town worries Indian casino will dwarf it

Ohio gaming push Casino gambling at racetracks to be proposed in state Legislature

Iowa casino expansion? State commissions two studies to see if more casinos feasible

Georgia proposal Casinos proposed to balance government budgets

	Encore, Encore Wynn’s newest property opens on the Las Vegas Strip

	Court rules Wynn dealers must share tokes with supervisors The Nevada Supreme Court agreed that Wynn didn’t violate the Nevada Employment Law when it changed its policy to give supervisors a cut of tip money...and more industry news

Kansas lawsuit against Wyandotte Nation’s casino dismissed Tribe can move forward with plans to expand its gaming operation in downtown Kansas City

Referendum on November ballot in West Virgina County voters to decide on casino at Greenbrier Resort

Foxwoods proposes casino near Philadelphia historic district Company is in negotiations to secure a 300,000-square-foot area in which to locate the casino

Ohio casino issue on ballot Secretary of State certifies referendum

	Aliante debuts Nov. 11 Station property to bring gaming entertainment hub to North Las Vegas

Fourth contract awarded in Kansas Butler National Service Corp. gets bid to manage property in the southwest gaming zone located in Dodge City

New report shows Canadian revenues grow dramatically In 15 years, from 1992 to 2007, revenue went from $2.7 billion to $13.6 billion

Casino initiative for Ohio moving forward Referendum to permit one casino in the state will be on Nov. 4 ballot

El-Ad Group postpones Las Vegas Plaza project Plans to build the Las Vegas version of New York's Plaza Hotel have been moved to 2009

Butler National Wins Final Kansas Contract Company awarded southwest gaming zone to manage casino in Dodge City

Mohegan Sun opens Casino of the Wind New facility adds more gaming and restaurants, including Margaritaville

Chukchansi resort expansion completed The resort also offers a new, expanded gaming floor with 46 table games and 1,800 slot machines

Seneca Gaming suspends construction Company cites challenging economic and capital market conditions

	Eastside Cannery opens $250 million hotel-casino aims at Las Vegas’ locals market

Raving Consulting to honor innovative table games The Best New Table Games of 2008 Competition will take place at the inaugural Cutting Edge Table Games Conference on Sept. 14-16 in Las Vegas

SAS expands portfolio of revenue-management software Company acquires IDeaS Revenue Optimization, a software provider for the hospitality industry

Wild Rose Casino moves inland in Iowa The casino’s new $35 million destination resort celebrated its grand opening in July

	Mohegan Sun opens $208 million complex at Pocono Downs The new property includes 55,000 square feet of new gaming space hosting 2,500 slot and electronic virtual table games

	Boyd Gaming delays Echelon project Executives hope to resume construction on the project sometime in 2009

Tropicana CEO steps down as company declares Chapter 11 William Yung III has resigned as chief executive officer of Tropicana Entertainment Holdings.

	Cosmopolitan sued over name, still seeking new owner Currently under construction on the Las Vegas Strip, the property is being sued by the publishers of Cosmopolitan magazine for trademark infringement. by Andy Holtmann

Casino stocks dip as slowdown grips gaming A combination of factors, including rising gas prices and skyrocketing airfares has hurt the Las Vegas tourist trade. by Paul Doocey

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