River City Casino & Hotel News

The latest reopenings are scheduled for today at the company’s three Illinois casinos as well as its Prairie State Gaming video gaming terminal operations throughout Illinois.

Penn National Gaming today announced that 30 of its 41 gaming and racing properties have resumed operations.

Team members and vendors will be required to wear masks and will undergo a health screening each day, including temperature checks, prior to their shift.

Per an order from the Missouri Gaming Commission, Argosy Casino Riverside, Hollywood Casino St. Louis, and River City Casino & Hotel will be closed through 30 March 30.

The appointment marks a promotion for Felton, who previously served as Vice President of Loyalty Marketing for the Maryland property.

Responsible Gaming Education Week was created by the American Gaming Association in 1998 to increase awareness of problem gambling issues and promote responsible gaming practices nationwide.

Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc., will acquire nearly all of Pinnacle's real estate properties, and the properties will be spun off into separate property and operating companies.

River City Casino & Hotel in South St. Louis County completes $82-million expansion.

River City Casino to add a 200-room hotel and an event center, in addition to the recently completed parking garage.

Overall revenue increased 7 percent on June 2011 figures for the six St Louis area casinos.

Flat revenue results for May reported at St Louis area casinos.

Every Saturday until December 29th, 10 lucky guests will win $1,000 and an automatic entry into the $1,000,000 combined property finale drawing on Sunday, December 30th.

Credit Suisse gaming analyst Joel Simkins said that a continued rebound in regional gaming markets will give the company a lift.

The American Gaming Association announced finalists for the 2011 Gaming Voice Awards, which recognize the gaming industry’s top achievements in public relations, marketing, advertising and financial and corporate communications.

Pinnacle Entertainment will spend $82 million on a 200-room hotel tower, an event center and covered parking to its River City Casino.

Pinnacle Entertainment lost $49.3 million in the second quarter despite a jump of revenues from the opening of a casino in St. Louis.

New River City Casino ups gaming revenue for St Louis.

A report in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch said that Steve Wynn visited two Pinnacle Entertainment properties in the area.

Pinnacle Entertainment held a sneak preview of its $380 million suburban St. Louis casino Monday and the reviews were overwhelmingly positive.

Pinnacle Entertainment has pushed up the opening of the $357 million River City casino to early March.