South Carolina Casinos and South Carolina Gambling

South Carolina: Gambling boat plan may not float

Gambling boats plan struggling to find enough investment to launch this fall. read more

North Charleston votes for casino boats

North Charleston city council embraces casino boats as new source of revenue. read more

South Carolina poker players win appeal

News brief: A judge overseeing the case of five poker players being arrested for gambling has reversed the original ruling. read more

S.C. senators seek gambling input

News brief: State senators are holding public hearings to discuss two bills on expanding gambling. read more

Two S.C. bars raided for illegal gambling

News brief: Two bars in Seneca were raided and found to be sites of illegal gambling, with authorities seizing two gaming machines. read more

Sexton to testify at SC poker trial

News brief: The poker celebrity will testify at a trial of five players arrested at a poker house raid. read more

South Carolina court sides with casino boats

News Brief: The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that casino boat companies do not have to report monthly wagers at gambling machines to the state, a move that some say could make it hard for municipalities to collect casino boat taxes. read more

South Carolina county, gaming boats reach deal

News Brief: Horry County and two casino boat operators had been negotiating for two days straight on a deal that would establish a per-passenger casino boat fee, provide cash for public transit and end pending litigation. read more

Littlefield Corporation reports fire at bingo halls

Littlefield Corporation reports two of its South Carolina bingo halls were damaged by fire. read more

South Carolina bingo parlour moves forward

News Brief: The S.C. Education Lottery has put a dent into traditional bingo concessions, but the state's only federally recognized American Indian tribe, the Catawbas in York County, wants to re-enter the contest with a high-stakes parlor in Marion County. read more