Casino & Betting Features

German customers are being attracted into the Czech Republic by a wide variety of casinos. Phil Clegg looks at some of them...
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When Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005, the effects were devastating. By August 31, 80 per cent of New Orleans was flooded, with some parts under 15ft of water, and over a dozen casinos that employed nearly 10,000 people in the Gulf Coast were wiped out. Simon Binns looks at how a once thriving industry has rebuilt itself...
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It seems that Macau is getting used to housing some of the most spectacular developments in the world. But Las Vegas Sands' Venetian Macau, which has its official opening on August 28, could be the most breathtaking yet...
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The global gaming industry is becoming increasingly characterised by cutting-edge projects and developments. Ever since the new wave of Las Vegas developments began to spring up in the 1960s, operators have become aware that design is one of the most critical aspects of any given casino project. And as gaming revenue is continuing to represent less and less of the overall property top line, the issue of casino design is perhaps now more pertinent than ever...
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Multigaming platforms have become an invaluable part of the contemporary casino environment and continue to feature in many leading manufacturer's portfolios. James Walker finds out why they are popular with operators and players alike...
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The focus of Asian attention may be Macau, but a newly-established organisation is looking to turn the spotlight on the Philippines. One of the founding members, David Orrick, explains the roots of the Euro-Asian Co-operation On Gaming...
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