Gaming and Sports
- Pick, slang term for an interception (American football)
- Screen (sports), also called a pick, a blocking move used against a defender
- Pick and roll, an offensive play in basketball
- Odds and evens, a hand game
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Other articles related to "gaming":
IDance - Development
... Before iDance, Positive Gaming had been the European distributor for In the Groove, a 4-panel dance game developed by the American company Roxor Games ... Positive Gaming also helped develop a multiplayer version of In The Groove 2, specifically designed for fitness centers and schools, helping try to make "machine ... In December 2007, Positive Gaming sent out a press release announcing a search for stepchart artists and musicians for "new four panel interactive machine dance game software ...
... Before iDance, Positive Gaming had been the European distributor for In the Groove, a 4-panel dance game developed by the American company Roxor Games ... Positive Gaming also helped develop a multiplayer version of In The Groove 2, specifically designed for fitness centers and schools, helping try to make "machine ... In December 2007, Positive Gaming sent out a press release announcing a search for stepchart artists and musicians for "new four panel interactive machine dance game software ...
Gaming - Places
... Austria Gaming, Austria, an Austrian market town and municipality. ...
... Austria Gaming, Austria, an Austrian market town and municipality. ...
Wendeen H. Eolis - Gaming Industry Consulting
... consulting services to casinos, gaming properties, and tournament organizing companies with regard to event contracts, regulatory affairs, counsel selection ... related to the operations of offline and online gaming companies in connection with government affairs assignments ... She analyses, lectures, and writes periodically on online gaming matters including the impact of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act and casino regulations in Nevada and other states ...
... consulting services to casinos, gaming properties, and tournament organizing companies with regard to event contracts, regulatory affairs, counsel selection ... related to the operations of offline and online gaming companies in connection with government affairs assignments ... She analyses, lectures, and writes periodically on online gaming matters including the impact of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act and casino regulations in Nevada and other states ...
Golden Gaming - History
... Golden Gaming, Inc ... a result of Blake Sartini's acquisition of Southwest Gaming Services, a company he founded before selling to Station Casinos ... On July 5, 2006 Golden Gaming announced plans to acquire the Pahrump Nugget Hotel Gambling Hall from Generation 2000 ...
... Golden Gaming, Inc ... a result of Blake Sartini's acquisition of Southwest Gaming Services, a company he founded before selling to Station Casinos ... On July 5, 2006 Golden Gaming announced plans to acquire the Pahrump Nugget Hotel Gambling Hall from Generation 2000 ...
National Gambling Impact Study Commission Act - Findings On Indian Gaming
... had many recommendations for the Indian gaming industry ... to resolve the cycle of legal issues produced by the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act ... federal law to solve problems for them" The results of the study on Indian gaming industry are hard to determine ...
... had many recommendations for the Indian gaming industry ... to resolve the cycle of legal issues produced by the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act ... federal law to solve problems for them" The results of the study on Indian gaming industry are hard to determine ...
Famous quotes containing the words sports and/or gaming:
“There be some sports are painful, and their labor
Delight in them sets off. Some kinds of baseness
Are nobly undergone, and most poor matters
Point to rich ends.”
—William Shakespeare (1564–1616)
“Sir, I do not call a gamester a dishonest man; but I call him an unsocial man, an unprofitable man. Gaming is a mode of transferring property without producing any intermediate good.”
—Samuel Johnson (1709–1784)