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Most gaming organizations are represented by one or more of the three main gaming industry associations—the American Gaming Association, the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers and the National Indian Gaming Association. Here, we feature essays from each of the leaders of these respective associations detailing their role in gaming and government relations.

It’s proving itself to be one of the biggest gaming companies in the world, and has shown no intention of slowing down. SPIELO International has made its debut, and hopes to continue the momentum of parent company Lottomatica. Formed by combining sister businesses SPIELO and ATRONIC, SPIELO International will continue to design, manufacture and distribute top-performing games, ...

Listen to this essay by Gavin Isaacs, CEO, Shuffle Master, weighing in on what he thinks the reasons are that SBG has not yet been aggressively deployed in gaming as well as how long it will be before we see U.S.-based i-gaming operations and what its impact might be on traditional brick-and-mortar operations.

Listen to this essay by Sue Schneider, Principal, eGaming Brokerage, weighing in on what she thinks the reasons are that SBG has not yet been aggressively deployed in gaming as well as how long it will be before we see U.S.-based i-gaming operations and what its impact might be on traditional brick-and-mortar operations.

Listen to this essay by Michael Pollock, Managing Director, Spectrum Gaming Group, weighing in on what he thinks the reasons are that SBG has not yet been aggressively deployed in gaming as well as how long it will be before we see U.S.-based i-gaming operations and what its impact might be on traditional brick-and-mortar operations.

Listen to this essay by Frank Fahrenkopf Jr., President and CEO, American Gaming Association, weighing in on what he thinks the reasons are that SBG has not yet been aggressively deployed in gaming as well as how long it will be before we see U.S.-based i-gaming operations and what its impact might be on traditional brick-and-mortar operations.

Listen to this essay by Bruce Rowe, Senior VP of Strategy and Customer Consulting, Bally Technologies, weighing in on what he thinks the reasons are that SBG has not yet been aggressively deployed in gaming as well as how long it will be before we see U.S.-based i-gaming operations and what its impact might be on traditional brick-and-mortar operations.

Listen to this essay by John Acres, Founder, Acres 4.0, weighing in on what he thinks the reasons are that SBG has not yet been aggressively deployed in gaming as well as how long it will be before we see U.S.-based i-gaming operations and what its impact might be on traditional brick-and-mortar operations.

We’re convinced our industry has failed to use interior signage to its fullest potential. It’s not that casinos aren’t using the latest technologies or that their staff isn’t doing their best during 80-hour workweeks to come up with fresh and compelling messaging. It’s just that it usually lacks results. Why? It could have something to do with Sarah and Dave.

In publishing gaming trade journals for years, CEM and its publisher have read and written about various gaming trends often throughout this time. When we thought about how to tackle this “future of gaming technology” article, we decided to take a look back at various predictions from years past. Going back a whole decade, there has been much buzz about server-based and server-supported gaming.