Writer: Ken Adams
Right and Wrong Sizing in Pennsylvania
Casinos in Ohio and other surrounding states are taking revenue from casinos in Pennsylvania and that is forcing those casinos to rethink... more
Calling Foul on Resort Fees
Some Las Vegas resorts charge a resort fee that is not clearly defined, differs from resort to resort and is sometimes even difficult to... more
Sadly for Nevada, Harry Reid is Leaving Washington
On March 27th, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid announced his retirement. Reid has been a lightning rod for the Republican Party for most... more
Regulation and Taxation is Becoming a Moving Target
The legislative response to competition from neighboring states is really starting to gain some momentum. Pennsylvania, Indiana, Delaware,... more
One Country, Two Systems Complicate Managing a Casino
Battle lines are forming in Macau. In a heretofore unheard of move, the major casinos are tightening their belts, reducing expenses and... more
Indiana Is Blazing a Trail That Others Will Follow
Indiana is making a serious attempt to come to grips with the new cross-border competition that characterizes the gaming industry in the... more
New York, Massachusetts and the Deflated Football
The process of developing casino gaming in Massachusetts has seemed like an anomaly all along. It was very long and often contentious as... more
Saying Good-Bye to the Riviera
Las Vegas has had its difficulties since the Great Recession began in 2006. However, the city continues to move forward and there is always... more
The Casinos in Macau are Going to Be Very Challenged
If 2014 appeared to be a very bad year for Macau, 2015 is shaping up to be worse. The president of China has called for a critical review... more
Scott Walker finally makes a decision
Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin is a controversial governor. He began his term in office by taking on the state’s public employee union... more
