Writer: Buddy Frank
Frank Floor Talk: Book Review — Casino-ology and Casino-ology 2
Casino-ology and Casino-ology 2 By Bill Zender Book 1: 311pp., 2008, Huntington Press Book 2: 311pp, 2011, Huntington Press What if some... more
Frank Floor Talk: Let’s call a meeting
My dog Freddie has a favorite toy. It is a small, red “Elmo” with an individual “squeaker” in each one of its limbs. Freddie’s mission as a... more
Casino Marketing & Technology Conference: Janet Hawk on host, monotasking, break points
The final day of the annual Casino Marketing & Technology conference has always been earmarked for host and player-development issues.... more
Casino Marketing & Technology Conference: Steve Browne on creating casino value
When it comes to advocating for player development, no one has had a louder voice than Steve Browne’s. Literally. While he uses a... more
Casino Marketing & Technology Conference: “The casino industry is in trouble,” John Acres says in keynote
“The casino industry is in trouble.” That was the disturbing pronouncement from John Acres, the keynote speaker at the Casino Marketing... more
Casino Marketing & Technology Conference: Deana Scott brings industry leaders and ‘incredible’ behind-the-scenes innovators to annual event
You would think the opening of a conference and trade show would be a bit stressful for the organizer. Naturally, with more than 300... more
Frank Floor Talk: Slots 101 — Progressives
My article last month on “good and bad” persistence slot machines was well received. But quite a few readers had questions and comments,... more
Frank Floor Talk: Book Review — Make Your Bed
Make Your Bed By Admiral Wiliam H. McRaven 130 pp., 2017, Grand Central Publishing Last month I talked about some resources related to... more
Frank Floor Talk: Nothing beats good training
The May-June 2024 issue of the Harvard Business Review quoted “a 2022 McKinsey survey that found a lack of career development and... more
Frank Floor Talk: Persistence and slot vultures
One of the hot topics in the hallways at the recent IGA show was “persistence abuse”. Operators were lamenting about those players who seek... more
