The land value of Little River Casino continues to increase as the size of the casino increases. Manistee County Administrator Kaminski is concerned that the slots profits are not keeping with the current growth.

The Cachil Dehe Tribe is suing the California Control Commission because the tribe wants the multiple screen terminals recognized as single and not multiple machines.

Voters gave the green light to the slots expansion of Penn National Gaming. However, the plans may still take two to three years to complete because of the approvals they still need to undergo.

NASCAR Fans Rich and Judy Henchar said that aside from watching the Pocono 500, they will try out the slot machines at the casino. The advertising is certainly bringing more customers to the slots casino.

Pennsylvania slot machines are earning more than expected in their four racing tracks and casinos which are also contributing more than expected to the state's coffers.

Bob Stupak, son of Pennsylvania's king of dice, said that personally, he does not want Pittsburgh to host any slots parlors. Nonetheless, it seems that his wish will not be granted as slots casinos in the state are due to open in the following months.

As of May 27, 2007, StopSlotsMaryland is to block the renewed attempt to permit the slot machines. Nonetheless, many residents believe that the slot machines will be allowed this time around.

The Meadows Casino will formally open on June 5, 2007. Before that they will have a test run on June 1, 2007 and June 3, 2007 with profits going to charity.

Gov. Jennifer Granholm is seriously contemplating whether or not to allow slot machines at the racing tracks in Michigan, a step that would greatly help Michigan's budget deficit.

The Mohegan Tribal Authority announced that their profits improved to about 22%. Their slots profits have contributed to the improvement in the organization's profits.

The owner of Fairmount Racing Park is improving his offer in the hopes of convincing lawmakers to allow the slot machines at the racing tracks.

The Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association headed by Mike Balezzi claim that Philadelphia track officials breached their agreeement regarding the slots facility. Hal Handel said that the situation is not that simple.

The StopSlotsMaryland, an anti-slots organization, is reconvening after the issue of the slot machines was rekindled in Maryland. Aaron Meisner, the organization's chairman since 2002, said that the fight will not be easy.

The 2 pari-mutuels in Indiana are planning to construct their temporary casino facility for the slot machines. In turn they have to pay $250 million to the state over the next two years.

The Morongo Indian Tribe stopped their gaming campaign in exchange for being allowed to offer more slot machines. Rival tribes say that the tribe should not speak for all of the tribes.

If the court sides with the losing applicants for slots licenses in Pennsylvania, it could delay the opening of the casino for months. Among others, the losing slots applicants are the Isle of Capri and Greg Matzel.

The Soaring Eagle Casino recently debuted their virtual casino table games with a virtual dealer and slot machines. Officials said that it will be helpful for beginners.

The House Legislature of Maine has withdrawn their plans to raise the state's share of slots profits. Penn National stopped the construction of their facility in protest of the state's plans.

The Pocono Manor petitioned the Supreme Court to force the Gaming Board to reevaluate their decision regarding the casino/slots licenses, under the claim that the process is unfair to the applicants.