Writer: Ken Adams
Using old ideas to solve new problems
G2E Asia was in Macau this year from May 12 through May 14 . Like all trade shows, it has two components, a trade show and discussions on... more
Tribal gaming a gateway to better future
It is a well-known fact and oft-told tale, Indian gaming has been good for Indian tribes. The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act passed in 1988;... more
Resorts World NYC’s and Happy Valley’s doors are open and the challenges begin
This week two casinos opened, one in New York City and one in State College, Pennsylvania. The timing is interesting. Why now? Why the last... more
American Indian tribes are vigilant
In January, Churchill Downs filed a lawsuit challenging a law in Maine allowing tribes to operate internet gaming. In the complaint,... more
An interview with the regulators: Irrevocable differences
On April 9, HG Vora Capital Management attended a hearing in its honor at the offices of the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Parag Vora... more
An existential threat, Australia, and the ban
The advertising of sports betting is sometimes its own worst enemy. The betting ads attract would-be bettors, but also would-be litigators... more
A city and an industry facing a crisis head-on
Atlantic City is facing a crisis. Three casino licenses have been awarded for New York City, a core market for A.C. It is not the first... more
A tail gunner on a delivery truck
March 17 marked the sixth year since Steve Sisolak, governor of Nevada, ordered all non-essential business in Nevada to close; it was a... more
The future of Macau is lost in translation
Macau is the reigning capital of casino gambling, having long ago passed Las Vegas. In 2025, Macau generated $30 billion in gross... more
A relentless march forward into a brave new world
There is a new player in town. Well, not new exactly. Online gaming or igaming, whichever you prefer, has been legal since 2013 in New... more
