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October 2010
Great Gambling Gadgets, Part I

In these challenging times, as our table game revenues are holding flat
or falling and senior management is getting pummeled by ownership, table
game managers often hear the same refrain: “Do something.” Well, here's something. Something great. In this month’s article, we focus on Shuffle Master’s iTable.

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October 2010
Lynn Valbuena a True Leader for Indian Country

The advancements of Indian country since the introduction of gaming has
benefitted tribes, states and the federal government. These achievements
are the results of the coordinated efforts from dedicated tribal
leaders who have been part of making the Indian gaming industry what it
is today. I would like to take a moment to thank one such tribal leader.

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October 2010
Konami Gaming—Making Big Waves

Konami offers a comprehensive solution for the gaming industry. From myriad slot games in various platforms and segments, from mechanical reels to video to progressives and participation games, to slot systems, Konami is experiencing tremendous growth during a time of economic slowdown.

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October 2010
Table Games in the Year 2020

Casino games such as blackjack, roulette, baccarat and the recently popular alternative games have abandoned the felt layouts, vinyl chips, paper cards, Teflon roulette balls for HD monitors, computer virtual reality software, LED signage and electronic imagery. What else does the future of table games bring 10 years down the road?

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October 2010
Table Games & Gear, October 2010

This month: Mystery Card Bonanza, from gaming provider INAG, offers
casinos the opportunity to offer a Big Six style game in a card version
format; Racing Card Derby™ is an exciting game in which one deck of cards
determines the results and players bet on the outcome of an animated horse race; and Shuffle Master'sThree Card Poker® Progressive is a progressive spin on the most popular specialty table game of all time.

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October 2010
Agilysys Hospitality Solutions Offer a Winning Combination for Casino Properties of All Sizes

Managing a casino is challenging in the best of times, and even more so
in a tough economic environment. Investing in technology that enables
managers to work smarter and more efficiently has never been more
important. In fact, it is essential to streamlining operations and
increasing profitability. Selecting the right technology vendor is also critical to success.

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October 2010
What's Shakin', October 2010

Here's just some of the gaming announcements in this issue: GPI and IGT Enter Into RFID License and Transfer Agreement; Bally Awarded Contract with Penn National Gaming; MEI CASHFLOW® SC Reaches Production Milestone; NIGC Postpones Effective Date of Class II MICS; Elite Casino Products and Interbrand Gaming Develop Strategic Partnership; Veridocs Announces New President and COO; and more!

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October 2010
A Letter to the Editor

In the July 2010 issue of Casino Enterprise Management
magazine, John Wilson authored an article titled “Class II: In a Class by Itself.” This article has evoked criticism and high emotion from those that have an interest and understanding of Indian government gaming. This commentary is intended to put some perspective around the criticism and explain what has been misunderstood by many.

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October 2010
Gaming in its DNA: Casino Chips Go High-Tech

That’s right, DNA. Yes, in the chips. The drive to protect the gaming industry from counterfeiting has gone into the realm of what seems like science fiction. Actual DNA is being implanted in casino chips and other gaming products to create a level of security unseen before.

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October 2010
Letter from the Publisher

Casino Enterprise Management published an article in its July 2010 issue that sparked considerable debate and controversy. The article appeared on page 100 and was titled “Class II: In a Class by Itself.” In hindsight, there are articles that I wish wouldn’t have gone to print. This is one of them. It stated that Class II gaming should not exist and it also made other poorly conceived statements.

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