Tag: AGA
Pennsylvania: Deadline for businesses to remove skill games arrives
Businesses and nonprofits have spent the last few weeks removing their skill games after Pennsylvania lawmakers failed to reach agreement... more
G2E: Gaming Hall of Fame honorees dispense sage advice
The four inductees of the 2026 Gaming Hall of Fame took the stage at this year’s Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas to dispense... more
G2E: Prediction markets dominate conversation in Las Vegas
The biggest topic of conversation among attendees at this year’s Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas wasn’t about artificial... more
G2E: Prediction markets play word games with gambling, panel agrees
The wording behind prediction markets, even their name, leads many users to believe they’re not gambling but investing, three... more
G2E: AGEM, AGA, and JCM present $185,000 Golf Classic check to ICRG
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM), the American Gaming Association and JCM Global presented a $185,000 check to the... more
G2E: Las Vegas, prediction markets dominates industry discussion
Las Vegas is still the center of gambling in the U.S. for the chief executives of three of the most influential gaming companies. Craig... more
AGA research finds gamblers have higher financial literacy than non-gamblers
New research released by the American Gaming Association (AGA) finds that gamblers display a higher rate of financial literacy compared to... more
Responsible Gaming Education Month kicks off in September
According to the American Gaming Association, this is the 28th year Responsible Gaming Education Month has been held. With more people... more
AGA Gaming Hall of Fame member Holly Gagnon never shied away from moving around
Holly Gagnon had just moved back to New England in 1992. Her husband, in the Navy, was stationed at New London, Connecticut. Staying with... more
AGA Gaming Hall of Fame’s Bill Lance Jr. used his position to improve Chickasaw Nation
Like many others, Bill Lance Jr. never intended to pursue a career in gaming. He was working as an administrator for the Chickasaw Nation’s... more



