South Dakota Casinos and South Dakota Gambling

South Dakota voters approve keno, roulette and craps

South Dakota voters approve measure that will add variety to casino games. read more

South Dakota: Deadwood sees revenue fall

Deadwood gambling revenue down year on year for January, with table games taking a hard hit. read more

Five Deadwood casinos up for sale

Five casinos are now for sale in the Main Street area of Deadwood. read more

Deadwood gambling revenue lower despite table game increase

Deadwood gambling revenue down 2.9 percent for February 2012. read more

Nevada Gold expands its Deadwood, S.D. slot operation

Nevada Gold will own and operate approximately 50 slot machines under a five-year revenue sharing agreement with The Midnight Star's owner. This will be the 21st location in Deadwood where the company provides such services. read more

Deadwood gambling revenue bites dust in June

Gambling revenue in June dropped compared to last June, an unexpected turn of events given the steady gains of the past seven months. read more

Aristocrat's nVision Business Intelligence Tool helping tribal casinos

Four tribal casinos have installed versions of nVision, a module available on Aristocrat’s Oasis 360 casino management system. read more

City can't regulate video lottery, court says

Challenge by casino owner to City of Sioux Falls attempt to regulate casino locations successful. read more

Rapid City Council rejects video lottery casino

Rapid City rejects video lottery casino plan for the third time in 5 years. read more

South Dakota Poker Championship ends with dramatic showdown

n a dramatic Sunday-night showdown, Bill Swan of Miles City, Mont., outlasted 134 other poker players and became the first winner of the South Dakota State Poker Championship on May 14. read more