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David Waddell Gaming Guru - Page 14 Justice Department Reaffirms Prohibition on Internet Gambling18 September 2002
One of the most frequent questions I get from readers of this column is "Are Internet casinos legal?" As those of you who have asked have learned, this is a complicated legal issue with many arguments on both sides. Notably, however, the federal government has recently given its interpretation in some ... (read more)
Two New Tracks Proposed for Racing Fans4 September 2002
In the past two weeks, two major proposed racetrack developments have been announced, one in mid-Michigan and the other in Romulus. Both track proposals could have a significant impact on growth of the racing market and could make the overall gaming market in the southern half of Michigan far more ... (read more)
Tribal Casino Communities Provide Important Lessons for Economic Spin-off21 August 2002
The Native American casino gaming industry grew rapidly following the enactment of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) in 1988 by the United States Congress. IGRA outlines what procedures a Tribe must compile with in order to open a Las Vegas style casino gaming facility. In addition, IGRA created a ... (read more)
Responsible Gaming Education7 August 2002
"Although research has found the number of people who suffer from gambling-related disorders very small, I believe it is vitally important for all stakeholders in the gaming industry to take a proactive approach to disordered gambling by encouraging problem gambling awareness and education." This statement ... (read more)
Generalizations Overshadow Truth about Casinos and Crime24 July 2002
Before the casino referendum passed in Michigan, there were the usual dire predictions of the impact of casinos on crime in the City of Detroit. Would the overall rate of crime go up, or would the increased employment and boost to the economy the casinos would bring result in a lower crime rate. As ... (read more)
Michigan Representation at G2E Reflects Healthy, Growing Industry10 July 2002
Two months from now gaming industry personnel from around the globe will descend on Las Vegas, Nevada, for the second annual Global Gaming Expo (G2E). The G2E will feature plenty of brand-new, cutting edge technology for use in all areas of the gaming industry, from slots to security. The trade show will ... (read more)
Oh, What a Tangled Web26 June 2002
The Internet continues to be the focus of a lot of discussion in Washington, D.C. The vast expansion of the Internet as the number of American households with computers has now reached a majority, has ensnared lawmakers in a web of complicated issues and unsolvable problems. With major concerns about the ... (read more)
Add Cooperation, Compromise to Detroit Political Vocabulary12 June 2002
Detroit's city government has offered up a good example of how quickly things can go from promising to sour. Only five and a half months ago the newly elected mayor was eager to get to work with the City Council. The youngest mayor in Detroit's history was known during his time as a state legislator as one who could bring people together to get things accomplished. ... (read more)
Tribal Casinos Continue Contributions to the Community29 May 2002
Each year, native American casinos in Michigan make very substantial contributions to their local economies with very little fanfare or recognition. Some of these contributions come in the form of increased investment in area facilities. Additionally, twice each year, these casinos make a direct ... (read more)
AGA Survey: Gaming Industry Continues to Expand15 May 2002
The American Gaming Association (AGA) released its fourth annual State of the States Survey last week, addressing the industry's contributions to the economy and illustrating the potential benefits that commercial casino gaming holds for many cities and states. The survey provides a national, as well as a state by state report on the economic impact of the gaming industry in 2001. ... (read more)
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