Selling Antique Gambling Devices In Montana
27th March 2007

When Montana State police raided an Antiques store last January, it sparked an international controversy that grabbed headlines around the world. In an effort to maintain some level of decency in the public eye, lawmakers in Montana are pushing through a new bill that will allow individuals and businesses to sell antique gambling equipment without a license. The new law covers everything from antique slot machines to craps tables, and all antique gambling devices in between.

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Record $1.13B spent on video gambling
1st January 2007

The number of video gambling machines in Montana declined slightly between 2004 and June 30, 2006, but gamblers were putting more money in the machines that remained.

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Full House Resorts, Inc. Applies for American Stock Exchange Listing
25th Apr 2005 - Newswire

Full House Resorts, Inc. (FHRI) announced today the filing of an application for listing on the American Stock Exchange. The Company anticipates the application process to take several weeks to complete.

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