PREVIOUS STORIES

• House approves video poker ban • Game ban clears hurdle, heads for vote • Agenda remains full for legislators • Georgia Senate OKs ban on video poker machines • DAs condemn video poker • Local bill could ban machines • Officials urge end to gaming • Barnes outlines session • Video gambling foe expresses optimism • Assembly gets stuck on gaming • Gaming bill goes to panel • Senate Bans Video Poker • Senators hotly argue bills on video poker • Gaming raids lead to arrests • Georgia Senate hears testimony • Sides vie for lotto control • Georgia takes aim at games • Raids net video poker machines • Board outlines rules for poker businesses • High court upholds video poker ban • Foes of lottery saw support • Lottery is odds-on favorite • Lottery crusaders speak • County will decide poker rules • Lottery backers, foes prepare for vote • Lottery proposal creates questions • Lottery looms over South Carolina ballot • Lottery foes roll into city • Aiken County rallies against lottery • Video poker crackdown persists • Legality debate divides city • Police confiscate poker machines • Official vows poker crackdown • Officials question gambling • Officials retract licenses • Video poker crackdown • Stringent licensing proposed • Poker machines enter Augusta • Machine seizure enforced • Video poker folds after 14 years • Poker employees brace for shutdown • Video gambling chronology • Final hand plays Friday • Video-poker ban presents obstacles