The Mashpee Tribe met with the officials of Middleborough to discuss their casino plans. The tribe is also discussing additional plans with the officials of New Bedford.

The Emerald Star Casino began remodeling their Ramada Inn Hilltop Hotel on April 13th. The remodeling is expected to be completed in 7 months. Their casino will also feature slots and table games.

The Federal Government decided that the gaming operations of the Turning Stone Casino are legal. The Oneida Tribe is relieved that this problem has been solved.

The National Content Liquidators Headed by Donald Hayes is in charge of selling every item in the Sands Casino, from when the sale began on May 3, 2007 and until every item is sold.

The American Gaming Association said that they will back off from their fight regarding the smoking ban. Judy Patterson said that the momentum is with their opponents.

The Penchanga Casino and Resort changed the name of their Jade Salon to High Limit Salon where players can play gambling games such as high-stakes Blackjack, Poker and Baccarat.

The Assembly of New Jersey passed legislation that would help avoid casino shutdowns. The Assembly wants to ensure that the three-day shutdown that took place at Atlantic City casinos in 2006 will not repeat itself.

A lot of speculation is surrounding the move of MGM Majority shareholder Kirk Kerkorian, who is reviewing his options regarding his shares in MGM Mirage.

The decision to sell the Adelaide Casino was made after it was determined that Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd will be the only buyer of the company. It is unlikely that Adelaide Casino will attract more buyers.

The Country Club Hills Casino Proposal has been removed from the list of applicants, partially due to the fact that they are located over eight miles away from the Indiana Border.