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Commission to decide on video slot machines

Retailers, who earned 164 million from video poker in 2004, have sought the new machines for years but now say they would prefer to stick with their current contracts rather than

Terrebonne to get 10th video poker truck stop

regardless of whether the businesses offer video poker . The new rules also stipulate that truck-stop owners take steps to limit the light, noise and traffic associated with their

State may expand lottery with video poker

the slot-style games in addition to video poker . He believes retailers would still end up pocketing more money because the addition of the new games will bolster lottery

New Wrinkles on Other Table Games

Slot Machine Answer Book and The Video Poker Answer Book. His weekly column is syndicated to newspapers and Web sites, and he contributes to many of the major magazines and

Commission to decide this week on slots

Retailers, who earned $164 million from video poker in 2004, have sought the new machines for years but now say they would prefer to stick with their current contracts rather than

New slots, new deal?

The retailers earned $164 million from video poker machines last year, and Kulongoski would like to keep a larger slice for the state. But many retailers are saying they will stick

Lottery commission to meet, setting stage for games fight

the slot-style games in addition to video poker . But neither side likes that idea, with the restaurant industry saying it is too stingy, and education advocates saying it's too

New Slot Machines Create Casino "Makeovers"

dominated by the traditional reel slots. Video poker also surged in popularity and along with that popularity, new variations of the game and a higher profile in casinos

Smoking Proposal Angers Some Businesses

shooting pool, playing darts, or playing video poker . Owners estimate nearly 80 percent of their patrons and eighty percent of their employees smoke. The proposed smoking ban would

Slots get the go ahead in Oregon (Fox 12 Oregon)

SALEM - The state Lottery Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to move ahead with adding slot-machine-type games to video poker terminals in bars and taverns throughout Oregon.