The recent success of the Seneca Gaming's slot facility in Buffalo paved the way for their recent gaming expansion. They will open a $333 million casino hotel by the year 2010.

The Kansas Lottery Commission and the Camptown racing track failed to reach a final agreement on the slot machines. Camptown Racing track stopped their renovations for the meantime.

The Fair Grounds Racing Track plans to offer slot machines during winter season. Randy Soth said that they will need the slot machines in order to compete effectively with other racing tracks.

Lower Shore legislators are divided over on which proposal to support. Delegate Jim Mathias is one of the legislators that has supported the tax increase instead of allowing slot machines.

The Supreme Court has allowed the continuation of the Investigation on Louis DeNaples. State prosecutors said that DeNaples might have falsified his statements to gain the slots license.

State Comptroller Peter Franchot criticize the slots plan of Gov. O'Malley. He said that it will cause gambling problems in Maryland.

The city of Toronto is hoping for a bigger share of the profits coming from the Woodbine Slots. The city said that the provincial government is receiving more compared to them.

The Grand Jury of Dauphin is resuming its investigation regarding the slots license held by Louis DeNaples. The Supreme Court just recently allowed the jury to reinvestigate the matter.

Attorney General Bill McCollum has filed a case against the gambling compact between Gov. Crist and the Seminole Tribe. McCollum believes that Gov. Crist overstepped his powers.