Arizona Casinos and Arizona Gambling

Females execs blazing trails in tribal casinos

News Brief: Gambling-industry observers estimate that 25 percent of tribal casino managers are female. read more

Arizona casino numbers dip

News Brief: New figures Wednesday from the Arizona Department of Gaming show that the revenue the tribes share with the state from their casinos was about $24.4 million for the first three months of 2008. read more

Arizona tribal casinos face tougher odds

News Brief: Arizona casinos are facing tougher odds as they try to avoid losses during the economic downturn. read more

Radisson Fort McDowell Resort & Casino receives awards

The Radisson Fort McDowell Resort & Casino has received numerous awards from Carlson Hotels Worldwide as well as esteemed industry associations and publications. read more

The world's Top-10 bingo parlors by seat

B-I-N-G-O! It may be a game that you learned as a kid, but in the industry of land-based gaming bingo spells big business. We dipped into the Casino City data to find out where you can find the biggest bingo parlors in the world and the list begins deep in the woods of Connecticut at Foxwoods Resort Casino. read more

Arizona casinos allowed to add slots

News Brief: Arizona's gaming tribes may add a total of 2,908 slot machines to their casinos this year under a formula that allows tribes to increase slots and blackjack tables every five years at the same rate that the state population grows. read more

Arizona tribal casino funding delayed

News Brief: A deal between Navajo Nation and the Gaming Enterprise had not been completed, meaning that final Budget & Finance Committee approval of investing $35 million of the Land Acquisition Trust Fund for gaming is expected to be delayed. read more

Arizona bets on customer loyalty

News Brief: Arizona's booming casino industry is building prosperity on middle-class consumers who are armed with rewards cards similar to frequent-flier cards. read more

Slot licenses auctioned off

News Brief:Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley announced that the community will lease rights to an undisclosed number of slot machines to other Arizona tribes that already have gambling operations. read more

Group files against Najavo casino funding

News Brief: A group of former Navajo Nation leaders and grassroots members are moving forward with litigation to prevent the Nation from concluding a $100 million loan agreement with JP Morgan Chase to finance gaming. read more