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Casino Joke
A young sexy blonde went to Las Vegas. She had been in the casino for about an hour,
and realized she was thirsty. So she went to the pop machine in the hall. She put $1.00 in an a Pepsi came out,
she put another $1.00 in and another Pepsi came out, she put one last $1.00 in and another Pepsi came out.
A man saw her, and he said: "What are you doing?" And the sexy blonde said: "Duh!! Winning!!!"
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Residents, officials urge feds to decide on Indian casino Residents and politicians are urging the Interior Department to make a decision on an American Indian tribe's proposal to build a casino along Highway 99.
The Northfork Rancheria of Mono Indians want to construct a $250 million casino on a plot 50 miles away from their reservation in the Sierra foothills.
Mar. 14
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Pittsburgh casino project remains in limbo Despite warnings that the Pittsburgh casino project would face foreclosure if a new financing plan was not approved by Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is taking its time.
Jul. 29
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Antigua, US will not settle Internet gambling Washington and this tiny Caribbean country will not resolve their dispute over Internet gambling by a Friday deadline, according to Antigua and Barbuda's attorney in the trade battle.
Jun. 4
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Feds announce official end to Indian casino plan in Oakland The Lower Lake Rancheria Koi Nation said in 2005 that it would dropped its bid to build the 35-acre complex. The plan was opposed by the cities of Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and San Leandro, as well as those against bringing gambling so close to the heart of the Bay Area.
May. 21
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Fly to Vegas for $49 one way Sunwing Airlines has added Las Vegas to its lineup starting this fall with service from Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto.
Flights will be on Thursdays and Sundays, starting Sept. 11 from Vancouver and Toronto and Nov. 20 from Calgary. The program will also include hotels and car rentals
May. 11
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Gaming software firm CryptoLogic signs first licensing deal in Russia Gambling software developer CryptoLogic Ltd. (TSX:CRY) has signed its first licensing agreement in Russia and Commonwealth of Independent States, the company said Thursday.
Oct. 3
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