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July was the fourth richest month ever in Kansas City gambling history. There were fewer gamblers, however. Rick Alm writes about it in the Kansas City Star. MGC Financial Analyst Martha LeMond is quoted. Remember the old E.F.Hutton ad? When … Continue reading →

Executive Director Gene McNary is interviewed  by St.Louis Post Dispatch reporter Joe Whittington. Read it here. [St.Louis Post Dispatch]

This post has nothing to do with news from the Missouri Gaming Commission. However, it was submitted by a Gaming Agent. It is something I had not thought about, therefore it’s of interest to everyone.               … Continue reading →

The blog site will be resting for the next couple days while the blog editor takes time for a vacation…in IOWA? Yes, that’s right. Iowa. Family reunions, pork burgers, sweet corn, and Jello. Just like a Rockwell painting. Don’t knock … Continue reading →

The Isle of Capri Kansas City has spent $10,000 dollars on a smoke-free slots zone. According to the Kansas City Business Journal, customers asked for the area…which is about 5% of the floor space in the casino.The area has been … Continue reading →

CW 11 News-St.Louis reported last night that there’s a battle brewing amongst casinos in the St.Louis metro area. [CW11TV.trb.com]

Missouri Gaming Commission Executive Director Gene McNary  talked with Joe Whittington of the St.Louis Post Dispatch . [Stltoday.com]

The Admiral is celebrating 100 years. St.Louis Post Dispatch journalist Tim Barker writes an excellent article on the past, present and future of this boat. [stltoday.com]

Licensing Manager Clarence Greeno made the news in Wichita, Kansas last night. In a story broadcast on KWCH-TV, reporter Cliff Judy talked with Clarence regarding the link between crime and gambling. Casino gaming is a hot topic in Wichita this … Continue reading →

The St.Louis Port Authority has bought land to be used for a four lane access road to Pinnacle’s River City casino and hotel complex. The Port Authority paid 1.25 million dollars for the site, which it had been leasing since … Continue reading →