The Department of Labor reported in November that leisure and hospitality employment continued to trend up, adding 23,000 jobs for the month. Throughout the past 12 months, the industry has added 305,000 jobs. This indicates that hospitality companies are mildly optimistic for the year ahead. If this trend continues, suppliers could anticipate an increase in gaming equipment investment from operators during the year ahead.
We’re following up our popular “Where’s the Money?” series and looking forward to the upcoming 18 months, during which we will tackle more tough analytical questions. This article examines changes in player demographics, in particular the games that different age groups like to play. One notable example of player preference is that younger players are playing heavily on electronic table games (ETGs).
The gaming industry won most of its battles at the ballot box this past November, but it lost the public relations war. In Maryland, voters passed Question 7, 52 percent to 48 percent. Oregon again voted against privately owned casinos, but that is mixed news, since it would have meant competition for the state’s Indian casinos.
Vegas meets Switzerland in Zürich’s first and only casino, the recently completed Swiss Casinos Zürich, designed by internationally acclaimed architect Paul Steelman. With design and décor that reflects the glitz and glamour of a contemporary Las Vegas casino, while still maintaining simple Swiss elegance, Swiss Casinos Zürich is the perfect locale for anyone visiting or living in such a modern multicultural hub.
After what seemed like a never-ending election season to many Americans, the results came in on Nov. 6, and are about to be implemented in the form of the newly installed 113th Congress. Thanks to the hard work of tribal leaders, community organizers and advocates, Native Americans made it to the polls in record numbers. Our voice was heard loud and clear, and we made a difference.
Check out the latest releases from Class III slot manufacturers! This month features games from American Gaming Systems, Aristocrat, Aruze, Bally, IGT, Incredible Technologies, Konami, Multimedia Games, SPIELO International and WMS.
Check out the latest releases from Class II slot manufacturers! This month features Mercury from Bally, Witch & Fabulous from Cadillac Jack, Hot Roll Super Times Pay Bingo from IGT, High Rollin’ from Multimedia Games, and G+ Deluxe 5x4 – Mystical Unicorn from WMS.
Vegas meets Switzerland in Zürich’s first and only casino, the recently completed Swiss Casinos Zürich, designed by internationally acclaimed architect Paul Steelman. With design and décor that reflects the glitz and glamour of a contemporary Las Vegas casino, while still maintaining simple Swiss elegance, Swiss Casinos Zürich is the perfect locale for anyone visiting or living in such a modern multicultural hub.
We’re following up our popular “Where’s the Money?” series and looking forward to the upcoming 18 months, during which we will tackle more tough analytical questions. This article examines changes in player demographics, in particular the games that different age groups like to play. One notable example of player preference is that younger players are playing heavily on electronic table games (ETGs).
The gaming industry won most of its battles at the ballot box this past November, but it lost the public relations war. In Maryland, voters passed Question 7, 52 percent to 48 percent. Oregon again voted against privately owned casinos, but that is mixed news, since it would have meant competition for the state’s Indian casinos.
