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Remembering the man who established a casino empire
In the early 1990s, whenever I asked gaming operators what their dream Asian locale was for new casino development, the answer more often than not was Japan.
Casino reopening plans come into view
As operators ponder the post-COVID-19 closure landscape, a balancing act between safety and results with an accent on the former is taking hold.
Reopening casinos should consider going back to the beginning
For those of you who are, like me, aficionados of the movie The Princess Bride, it’s inconceivable that Vizzini offered the wise advice quoted above, but a good thing that Inigo Montoya followed it.
Has casino guest service really changed behind the mask?
According to gaming and hospitality experts, guest service fundamentals are just fine—it’s leadership’s support of frontline team members that needs to change.
Apache Commodities steps up to provide casinos with COVID fighting protection products
Pasadena, Texas-based Apache Commodities Group is a safety and medical equipment supplier that is uniquely positioned to help customer-centric businesses weather the COVID-19 crisis by providing personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline employees and virus-eradicating cleaning products for property maintenance staffs.
Apache Commodities steps up to provide casinos with COVID fighting protection products
Pasadena, Texas-based Apache Commodities Group is a safety and medical equipment supplier that is uniquely positioned to help customer-centric businesses weather the COVID-19 crisis by providing personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline employees and virus-eradicating cleaning products for property maintenance staffs.
California a potential $30 billion market if sports betting bill passes
If California voters approve online and retail sports betting in November it will open the door to a market that has the potential to generate more than $30 billion in wagers annually, according to projections from PlayCA.com, which analyzes legalized gambling in California.
California a potential $30 billion market if sports betting bill passes
If California voters approve online and retail sports betting in November it will open the door to a market that has the potential to generate more than $30 billion in wagers annually, according to projections from PlayCA.com, which analyzes legalized gambling in California.
COVID-19 could boost sports betting participation
A new study on current and potential sports bettors from consumer insight firms Heart+Mind Strategies and Horowitz Research found that one in six (14 percent) U.S. adults 21 years of age and older—especially young, highly-educated affluent men—engage in sports betting, a number that could increase to 34 percent with another 20 percent of U.S. adults considering entering the sports betting market.