Hampton Casino Dispute Settled - 2004-03-12
A fight between an online casino and an unemployed computer programmer has finally come to an end to the ‘satisfaction of all parties,’ it emerged this week. The drama, which unfolded publicly on the pages of casino watchdog, casinomeister.com, concerned a spat between gamer Brian Donoghue and Hampton Casino, after the former claimed he had won 1.2 million dollars playing their Carribean 21 game.

The RealTime Gaming powered casino, however, tried to withhold the money, because they believed that Donohue had used an automated software applet, or ‘Robot’ to stack the odds in his favour.
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Georgetown Hears Casino Plans - 2004-03-12
Developers of a planned $35 million hotel and casino told the Georgetown Town Council that their vision could generate 600 new jobs, fuel economic growth in Sussex and make the county seat a tourism hub.

"It's a great, clean industry...and it's a reason to come to this area," said Constantine F. Malmberg III, a Dover lawyer who is among the dozen investors behind Sussex Entertainment Enterprises LLC.

The group wants to build a six-story, 150-room hotel and casino with 2,500 slot machines on 75 acres along Del. 404, next to the Wal-Mart store on nearby U.S. 113. The group has signed a contract to buy the land for $8 million. Developers hope to build the complex by 2006.
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