Spin doctors mend roulette at casino - 2004-03-23
Police have busted a lucrative, $3.6 million sting in a casino at one of the world's infamous hotels.
Three eastern European gamblers are suspected of using laser scanners in mobile phones to track where the ball on the roulette wheel was likely to drop in a casino at London's Ritz Hotel in Piccadilly.

Police were notified after the club's management viewed videotapes of the gambling tables.
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Track CEO adamant about share of casino returns - 2004-03-23
Lowering or omitting the racetracks' share of future returns from the state's 10th casino license risks killing horse racing in Illinois, Arlington Park's CEO stated.
"It puts us in an area that is unknown, but is bad," Cliff Goodrich commented Monday. "We just don't know to what degree."

"That would clearly be our preference in all honesty," he explained. "When you look around the country and see casinos near racetracks, unless the racetracks are allowed slots, they don't do well."
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