TopGame released their 'Reel Gangsters' slots game on May 4th, 2010. Although the game does not offer a progressive jackpot, it still features a big cash prize for gamers.

IGT and DigiDeal formally dissolved its gaming partnership on May 7th, 2010. IGT officials said that it will focus its attention on the slot machine market.

New Hampshire lawmakers are discussing the merits of allowing slot machines at six locations in the state. Lou DAllesandro sponsored the slots bill.

Alabama officials are divided over the electronic bingo machines issue in the state. Gov. Riley believes that the machines are illegal since it is similar to slot machines.

Speaker DeLeos proposal won approval from the Joint Committee on Economic Development. The plan calls for slot machines and casinos in the state.

Attorney General King has already asked the court to mediate on the gambling issue. It involves the Task Force on Illegal Gambling and electronic bingo machines.

Massachusetts officials will begin reviewing the gambling bill of Speaker DeLeo on April 13th, 2010. The proposal calls for casinos and slot machines in the state.

New Hampshire officials are contemplating the idea of permitting video slot machines in the state. The machines will help produce additional revenue for the state.

Florida officials raided three illegal gambling cafes that are offering slot machine type games. These three cafes are also paying their players real money.

Massachusetts officials dismissed a proposal that would have allowed fraternal groups to offer slot machines. Sarge Garlitz said that he is angry about the decision.

Minnesota legislators modified a slots proposal to just allow machines at one state racing track. Former Sen. Dick Day is one of the supporters of the slots plan.

About 58% of the respondents on New Westerns poll approved of Speakers DeLeos gaming expansion plan. Although Gov. Patrick said that he is not in favor of the slot machines.

Massachusetts Lawmakers started discussing the merits of House Speaker DeLeos proposal on April 13th, 2010. The proposal calls for casino resorts and slots in the state.

House Speaker DeLeos gaming plan was approved by the state House on April 15th, 2010. Aside from casino resorts, the proposal will allow slot machines at racing tracks.