Writer: Nick Sortal
G2E: 26,000 people, most with something to contribute
As is the case in many gatherings of like-minded individuals, the Global Gaming Expo is about the people: every nugget of information G2E... more
Caesars could soar after clearing bankruptcy
With the company expected to emerge from bankruptcy later this year, financial analysts are again hailing Caesars. In August, the Nevada... more
If storm knocks down a rival, are customers in play?
Natural disaster recovery brings out the best in people, we like to think. Neighbors work together to clear fallen trees. Rival companies... more
Mardi Gras Casino in South Florida only gambling venue yet to reopen
The poker room at Mardi Gras Casino could reopen within two weeks, but the slots area suffered water damage from Hurricane Irma and will... more
Most South Florida gambling venues have reopened
The racetrack casinos and two Seminole casinos that closed for Hurricane Irma and have now reopened —although gambling might not be on... more
When gambling is more than a game: my Hurricane Irma decisions
Odds. Percentages. Risk versus reward. Those are things I usually ponder at the poker table, but featured in more critical issues in recent... more
Designated player games not dead yet in Florida
Late last month, Florida’s Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering (PMW) took action to stop “designated player” poker games at two card... more
Labor Day approaches, which means car giveaways
The calendar is about to flip from August to September. Football is starting and the kids are headed back to school. And, if your casino is... more
Electronic poker tables could save on staff – and generate non-poker revenues as well
Poker is the least profitable endeavor for casino owners, which makes it the least enticing for technological investments. Skill-based... more
Casinos can learn lessons from lotteries
Two simultaneous lottery jackpots of over $350 million would have drawn widespread national attention ten years ago. Not any longer. Last... more
