Pinnacle Entertainment plans to ask for permission to delay Louisiana casino projects in Baton Rouge and Lake Charles. Charles Gaudin, chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, said the company informed him it will ask for a 90-day delay. Gaudin said he is not concerned about Pinnacle’s intention to complete both Louisiana boats. “They’re very optimistic about going ahead with everything,” Gaudin said.

By GGB Staff

Staff writers for Global Gaming Business magazine. Las Vegas, Nevada.