Do your team members understand the issues behind problem gambling? RG24seven CEO Wendy Anderson (l.) breaks down why you need to know the importance of responsible training for your gaming employees.
Global design firm WATG is acquiring Atlantic City-based SOSH Architects. The two firms are integrating to form a single entity, combining their industry-leading expertise in design for the hospitality, entertainment and gaming sectors.
Responsible gaming needs a paradigm shift that focuses on player health with the priority of the well-being of everyone who chooses to gamble, argues Mark Vander Linden (l.), director of research and responsible gaming for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.
Regulators in the gaming industry come and go. By the time one is up to speed, the term is over and it’s time to break in another. Let’s speed up this education process to benefit responsible gaming, says Dr. Maris Catania (l.).
Responsible gambling awareness must illuminate betting’s potential pitfalls and work to eliminate them, while differentiating problem gambling from responsible gambling, argues Felicia Grondin (l.), executive director of the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey.
Anti-smoking advocates in New Jersey face another roadblock now that the state Supreme Court has denied a request for an expedited appeal of a lower court ruling that allowed smoking to continue inside Atlantic City casinos.
Sanborn hopeful for another extension for Concord Casino sale, Cedar Rapids market study highlights casino’s potential, Nevada regulators hit with discrimination lawsuit and more.
Operators funding both sides of the Missouri sports betting effort, new regulations in Illinois and North Carolina, Boyd continues brick-and-mortar push and more.
Patrice Kunesh (l.) outlines priorities in NIGC Senate hearing, new study points to Choctaws’ impact in Mississippi and San Manuel makes big donation to California initiatives.
All of gaming’s biggest players have touted their plans to become the best and brightest. But how many actually point to real progress in the near future? As it turns out, only a select few.
The gaming supplier world has grown tremendously in recent years, and few organizations are as important to that growth than the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers, led by President & CEO Daron Dorsey (l.).
