Writer: Rege Behe — Lead Contributor
Global Gaming Women announces events for G2E
Non-profit organization Global Gaming Women, which supports, inspires, and influences women in gaming, on Wednesday announced its event... more
Wall Street Bets: Prediction markets, Sportradar, Double Down Interactive
Truist Securities’ Barry Jonas on August 31 looked at court rulings on prediction markets: “On Friday, the 9th Circuit ruled against Kalshi... more
Responsible Gaming Education Month kicks off in September
According to the American Gaming Association, this is the 28th year Responsible Gaming Education Month has been held. With more people... more
Focus on OPTX: Beyond the algorithm – How OPTX makes AI actionable for operators
OPTX has always focused on helping casino operators turn complex data into clear, actionable strategies. Artificial intelligence is... more
Captain Up to partner with Delaware North’s Ember for loyalty program
Operators spend millions of dollars to acquire customers. But keeping members is a problem that has historically been not only an expensive... more
AGA Gaming Hall of Fame member Holly Gagnon never shied away from moving around
Holly Gagnon had just moved back to New England in 1992. Her husband, in the Navy, was stationed at New London, Connecticut. Staying with... more
Wipfli listens to tribal concerns at Elevate 2026
At “Elevate 2026: Streamlining the Path from Audit to Financials,” Wipfli representatives will do what they always do when engaging tribal... more
AGA Gaming Hall of Fame’s Bill Lance Jr. used his position to improve Chickasaw Nation
Like many others, Bill Lance Jr. never intended to pursue a career in gaming. He was working as an administrator for the Chickasaw Nation’s... more
Gaming Laboratories International certified in Uzbekistan
Gaming Laboratories International on Tuesday announced it has been officially listed by Uzbekistan’s regulatory authority, National Agency... more
AGA Hall of Fame’s Scott Olive made an impact on game design
When he was growing up in Australia, Scott Olive’s parents took him and his sister to the Dee Why RSL Club near Sydney every Friday night.... more
