Gaming Event News


Report from the 2004 Global Gaming Expo
23 Nov 2004
John Grochowski: The annual fall conference and trade show gives them their big chance to show off the games we'll be seeing in the coming year.
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Senator Tomlinson Featured in Pennsylvania Gaming Congress
12 Nov 2004
Senator Robert M. ‘Tommy’ Tomlinson, an architect of Pennsylvania's recently enacted gaming legislation, will be a featured speaker at Pennsylvania Gaming Congress 2005.
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Gambling.com to Discuss the Post-UK Gaming Reform European Union
11 Nov 2004
Gambling.com predicts interactive gaming being as monetarily important to the UK as Las Vegas-style Resorts.
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G2E Review
2 Nov 2004
The gaming part of the show got off to an explosive start on the Tuesday and never really slowed down throughout. This was not surprising with the celebrities who were present to help boost the produ
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Global Gaming Business Awards Winners Announced
28 Oct 2004
Global Gaming Business magazine today announced the winners of the second annual Global Gaming Business Gaming & Technology Awards.
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Global Gaming Expo Breaks Record
28 Oct 2004
Attendance at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas this month rose 10 percent from last year to a record 25,018 people, conference organizers said Tuesday.
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Experts Expected at Gaming & Technology Conference
22 Oct 2004
Gaming experts from Nevada to New Jersey, and from many states in between, will participate in Gaming & Technology Conference 6.0 to be held Nov. 8-9 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.
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Borgata Wins Technology Award
15 Oct 2004
The Gaming & Technology Conference reports that the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is the recipient of the 3rd Annual Larry Cole Award For Excellence and Innovation in Gaming Technology.
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Unperturbed Gaming Executives Say Industry Going Strong
13 Oct 2004
The state of the gaming industry is good -- despite growing pains from the spread of racinos and tribal casinos, political bias against casinos and the threat of terror attacks, top gaming executives said Wednesday at the Global Gaming Expo.
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Global Gaming Expo 2004: Show Ends With Fistful of Records
13 Oct 2004
The American Gaming Association will concentrate on enforcing the trade group's new code of conduct for dealing with problem gaming in the coming year, the trade group's president said Thursday at a news conference wrapping up this year's Global Gaming Expo.
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G2E Attendees Say Regulation of Gaming Could Use Overhaul
13 Oct 2004
While there was widespread agreement at the Global Gaming Expo on the need to reform regulations governing the gaming industry, there was less agreement on how to do it in the 49 states with some form of legalized gambling.
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Panel: Communication Lags in Casino Security
8 Oct 2004
According to a panel, technology is improving the chances that an undesirable person in a casino can be quickly identified, casinos haven't been keeping up with technology that gives them the ability to move and store that data.
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Global Gaming Expo: Insiders: Slots Not Slowing
5 Oct 2004
Despite grim prospects for several Nov. 2 ballot initiatives aimed at legalizing or expanding gambling, manufacturers and industry insiders at the Global Gaming Expo's opening sessions were betting slot machines sales will enjoy a big surge in the next two years.
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Gaming Insiders Concede Lack of Support on Some Ballot Initiatives
5 Oct 2004
If voters approve every ballot initiative on gaming nationwide, supply company experts say they could be asked to provide as many as 175,000 new slot machines in years ahead.
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G2E Promises Lots of Pennies, Celebrities
4 Oct 2004
The gaming industry's best and brightest, big companies and small, will raise the curtain Tuesday on the very latest, hottest and hippest in gaming technology as the Global Gaming Expo 2004 opens at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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