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This week: Grant Govertsen tells us about the latest gaming expansion developments in Massachusetts, Ohio and New York. We noticed, last week, that there was not much talk about the referendum in Ohio and now we know why. Govertsen also gives UGG's take on the Cosmopolitan's December opening in Las Vegas and Bally's future.

This week: Grant Govertsen tells us about upcoming opportunities for gaming equipment manufactureres across the United States. He updates us on Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa. Govertson also covers how Chinese currency appreciation could impact casinos in Macau.

This week: Grant Govertsen is back! Fresh off a trip to Malaysia, Govertsen is here to catch us up on the latest news regarding City Center residential sales, the Panorama North high-rise project and the Shinnecock tribe gaining federal recognition. Goversten also talks about market share for slot machines at the new casino opening in Maryland in September.

This week: Rich Moriarty explains why the UGG team believes the Korea Tourist Organization is studying the possibility of licensing its own integrated resorts in South Korea. He also gives us a recap and review of Shuffle Master’s second quarter results and an outlook on Harrah’s Entertainment and the Las Vegas locals market.

This week: Grant Govertsen joins us to talk about the latest regarding Melco Crown, SJM and the Macau market. He also gives us updates on gaming expansion movements in Ohio and Missouri. New unemployment numbers are in for Las Vegas, and unfortunately another record has been set. Grant tells us how this is impacting Station Casinos and shares his expectations for the rest of the year.

This week: Grant Govertsen talks about the amazing numbers coming form Genting Singapore's first quarter report. The numbers include the first 46 days of business at Resorts World Sentosa. Govertsen also talks about home sales and visitation numbers in Las Vegas. Union Gaming Group recently released an in-depth report on Atlantic City, which Govertsen explains on the podcast as well.

This week: Grant Govertsen says things are "less worse" in Vegas for at least three different reasons. They include; first quarter restults from Harrah's Entertainment, McCarran passenger traffic numbers and Clark County taxable sales. Govertsen gives an update on gaming expansion movements in Kansas and Illinois. He also explains the newly implemented smoking ban in Michigan.

This week: Grant Govertsen and UGG believe there is a bulk high-rise residential transaction in the works for a Las Vegas Strip property. They give us the inside scoop on what they are hearing and believe to be legitimate. Govertsen also talks about downtown Vegas financials, possible Clark County job cuts, the Seminole compact and a gambling cheat sentenced in Singapore.

This week: Grant Govertsen talks about the UGG team's recent trip to Asia. They visited NagaWorld in Phnom Phen, Cambodia. Govertsen explains why UGG likes the company NagaCorp and gives us a feel of what the atmosphere in Cambodia is like. He also updates City Center condo sales and referendums in Ohio and Maryland.

This week: Grant Govertsen highlights the top reasons why Hong Kong listed NagaCorp is now a Union Gaming group Top Pick. Govertsen also explains the relief brought by a recent announcement from Macau's Chief Executive regarding a new regulatory body to monitor casino industry growth. Last but not least, Govertsen gives updates on numerous states seeking gaming expansion in the U.S.