Writer: Nick Sortal
Seminoles’ deal means gambling expansion for Hard Rock empire
If you’re a gambler, look for more Hard Rock casinos – and more universal players’ benefits – in the coming years. That’s because the... more
AGS shines up slots, adds features to table games – and more
AGS started off by solely focusing on Class II slot machines, but one look at the display on the G2E exhibit hall floor shows how... more
G2E: We call it ‘for millennials’ but Gamblit’s games are for everyone – and fun
One of the most hectic booths on the G2E floor has visitors elbowing their way to play games that don’t look like anything they’ve seen on... more
G2E: Duetto helps casinos get the right people – at the most profitable price
Casinos in recent years have placed more focus on getting the right patrons in their hotels at the right price, and a San Francisco-based... more
G2E: Pechanga.net founder, Victor Rocha, expands his empire
After seeing Pechanga.net blossom, founder Victor Rocha is ready for a revamp. Rocha said he has expanded his ventures to “a three-legged... more
G2E: Tangam analyzes data to help balance labor revenue and patrons’ experience
Table games managers have to balance several factors to maximize revenues – and make senior management and patrons happy. What price should... more
G2E: North Jersey – A debate that might continue
This year’s referendum likely isn’t going to pass, but the issue likely will come up again: Is north New Jersey a suitable place for casino... more
G2E: Electronic tables – Growing buzz, with enhancements coming
Electronic table games (ETG) are starting to become more prevalent in the United States, as casino officials look at them as a way to grow... more
Seminoles vote out Billie as chairman, citing ‘issues with policies and procedures’
James E. Billie, chairman of the Seminole Tribe of Florida during a period of soaring casino revenues, was removed from office Wednesday... more
G2E: NIGC – Trying to help tribes, while also regulating them
Leading the National Indian Gaming Commission is like walking a tightrope, former chairman Phil Hogen said. “The challenge to the NIGC is... more
