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Online Poker - Video Poker News for Saturday - January 17, 2004

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Casino Talk Returns To Juneau - 2004-01-17
Once again, talk is circulating among lawmakers in Juneau to bring a big casino to Anchorage.

Poker champ and furrier Perry Green is getting credit for the idea. He wants the casino placed at the location of the former Alaska Seafood International plant. Green estimates it would raise $15 million for state government.

Green, reached by phone in Mississippi, where he is attending a poker tournament, said Thursday, "The state can take a white elephant building and put it to a use that makes sense."
Read the full story at PokerMag.com
 
Cryptologic rises on U.K. software sale - 2004-01-17
Shares of CryptoLogic Inc. hit a 52-week high yesterday after the Internet gambling software producer said it closed a deal with Betfair, the world's biggest online gaming exchange.

Toronto-based CryptoLogic said it has signed an agreement with WagerLogic Ltd. to provide the Betfair subsidiary with technology that will help the U.K.-based operation launch an Internet poker game.
Read the full story at National Post
 





 


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