With contributions from The Innovation Group and the American Gaming Association, Tim Poole profiles the revitalization of New Jersey’s gaming industry – a recovery that was far from certain in the not-too-distant past.
Bill Pascrell, III, partner at Princeton Public Affairs Group, has also been a strategic gaming advisor and consultant across the US, Canada Europe and Australia. Here, he gives an overview of what we can expect to see in the US sports betting market this year.
Ezra Amacher pores over UNLV gaming historian David Schwartz’s book on the Sands and how the property anchored itself in Las Vegas royalty and became the template for future properties in the city.
Brandon Walker, head of Amelco USA, gives Gaming America his sports betting industry predictions for 2021, focusing on how player habits will change in the US.
The truth is, if you take gambling out of Las Vegas, the city would probably survive. But if you took conventions away, the city would have a serious problem. Oliver Lovat of the Denstone Group consultancy, which has a focus on casino resorts, details the extent of the reality that post-pandemic numbers might not return.
Swedish start-up Triggy is expanding its personalized in-play sports wagering products to the US market, as the pandemic forces bettors to consider new ways to engage.
Ezra Amacher examines the ongoing debate of whether smoking in casinos has overstayed its welcome, or if it’s still a fix to help maintain a bottom line.
Tim Poole speaks with Borgata president & COO Melonie Johnson and Ocean Casino Resort CEO Terry Glebocki, two of Atlantic City’s leaders at the forefront of gaming’s resilient stand during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In December, G2E hosted a webinar on the post-election landscape for the gaming industry. Ezra Amacher analyzes what was discussed and what it means at state and federal levels as a new administration gets sworn in.
Jim Allen, CEO of Seminole Gaming and chairman of Hard Rock International, speaks to Tim Poole about 2020 and looking ahead as part of the GI Huddle podcast.
Dickinson Wright’s Jeff Silver, Of Counsel, and attorneys Greg Gemignani and Patrick Sullivan discuss severing ties with 2020, and assess the lay of the land in a new year and a new administration.
With New Jersey’s gaming figures for November demonstrating monumental sums, Tim Poole takes a closer look at the numbers consistently setting the bar in the Garden State.