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November 2012
New Class III Slots, November 2012

New Class III slots this month are: Ainsworth—Star Fire, AGS—Arctic Run, Aristocrat—The Mummy, Aruze—ATLANTIS LEGACY, Bally—All That Jazz, Cadillac Jack—Wild Belles, IGT—Dolly Parton Video Slots, Incredible Technologies—Johnny Steel: Operation Heist, Konami—Advantage Revolution Hot Twin Phoenixes, Lightning Gaming—PINK PANTHER, Multimedia Games—Desert Sky, Novomatic—Sizzling Cut, SPIELO International—African Riches and WMS—CHEERS.

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November 2012
New Class II, November 2012

In this month's new Class II section, we highlight the following games: Bally—Code Red™, Cadillac Jack—Cat Country™, IGT—The Mighty Atlas™ Bingo, Multimedia Games—Gods & Titans™, and Rocket Gaming—Hot Loves™.

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November 2012
In the Spotlight, November 2012

Even in the shuffle of October’s Global Gaming Expo (G2E), attendees were certain to notice a buzz around one company’s booth. Shuffle Master Inc. formally debuted their new company name—SHFL entertainment Inc.—at the heavily attended Las Vegas trade show. According to Julia Boguslawski, G2E was the perfect time and place to debut the brand update.

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November 2012
Lifestyles, November 2012

In this section, we highlight the unique traits, talents, hobbies and extraordinary passions of industry professionals. This month, we feature Ron Peck, SVP & General Counsel at The Phia Group LLC and Willie Wilcox, Senior Audio Director at Bally Technologies Inc.

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November 2012
Kent Young Spins a New Vision

With years of successful experience and an attitude to back that success, Kent Young, a gaming industry veteran, announced the formation of his latest venture, Spin Games LLC earlier this year. Having left Aristocrat after successfully building the Australian company’s presence in the United States, Young founded his first start-up—True Blue Gaming—which he later sold to Aruze Gaming America. ...

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November 2012
Indian Country Well-Represented at G2E

Indian country was well-represented at this year’s G2E. It was an honor to host several events for tribal leaders not only at the Sands Convention Center, but also at several other venues in Las Vegas. To see such a large portion of this audience either from tribal nations or affiliated with tribal gaming is an amazing testament to Indian country’s hard work to transform gaming into an economic engine.

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November 2012
Where’s the Money? Part 17: Will Macau be the Biggest Gaming Market in 2032?

In this article, we’ll analyze the Macau and the Las Vegas markets, but with a twist in time. One of us authors has the privilege of working both in Macau and in Las Vegas. This cross-continent, cross-cultural experience reveals a sharp contrast between the two markets when comparing them in the present day.

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November 2012
What Ails Us?

Now that we are in the post-G2E time period, we at CEM are hearing various assessments of the health of the gambling business. This happens throughout the year, but it always intensifies after the gaming industry’s largest trade event, G2E. These opinions can and do run the gamut, but the most vociferous groups are polar opposites.

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November 2012
Remembering Jess Green

An attorney and key figure in Indian country, Jess Green recently passed, and it sure didn’t take long after the news was spread for kind words to come pouring out. Green began practicing law in 1977 and was elected to the Chickasaw Nation Legislature in 1983, going on to become the first chairman there since Oklahoma became a state.

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After Hours
Lifestyles, November 2012

In this section, we highlight the unique traits, talents, hobbies and extraordinary passions of industry professionals. This month, we feature Ron Peck, SVP & General Counsel at The Phia Group LLC and Willie Wilcox, Senior Audio Director at Bally Technologies Inc.

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