2011 could be generally considered as a tough year for the casino industry, unless you were operating in Singapore or Macau. Overall, the industry saw lacklustre revenues, a reduct...
Casino-ology
Baccarat: Ripe for the Mucking
(01/05/2011) Bill Zender
The Discovery
George glanced up from his paper work as Thomas entered the surveillance director’s off...
Andrew Clennell State Political Editor From: The Daily Telegraph January 06, 2011 12:00AM
THE extreme makeover of Star City casino could include 1000 more poker machines, with t...
Gaming to grow 17-27 pct in 2011: analysts
05/01/2011 03:00:00
Local casino revenue will grow between 17 and 27 percent this year, according to several analysts.
The most...
Malaysia's government will allow non-Muslims to bet on international sports events in a bid to counter illegal gambling estimated to be worth billions of dollars each year.
Asco...
By Desmond Lam
Two years ago, I wrote an article entitled ‘Pride and Prejudice in Macau’. It was generally about the lack of job pride among Macau’s croupiers. I cited a number ...
I’ve written before about the fact that casino guests are communicating via social networking about the casinos they love and hate. But a recent article in Newsweek has shed a who...
Marketing at some casinos is missing the mark badly and I wonder if they will ever learn.
Recently, I saw a television ad for a casino while I was traveling on business. I won’...
S.M.A.R.T Service Standards Help Casinos
Create Outstanding Gaming Experience
By Martin R. Baird
Casinos that want to make it through these challenging economic ti...
Casino Marketing in Good Times versus Bad Times
By Steve Karoul
Introduction:
In good times, everything is easy. Business is good, profits are good and there is no p...
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