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David Waddell Gaming Guru - Page 15 Derby Sparks Interest in Horse Racing1 May 2002
Horse racing in Michigan is a year-round affair. As spring arrives, preparation has begun for one of the premier events in the world of sports, the Kentucky Derby. The Derby is traditionally run at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky on the first Saturday in May. The Derby reminds people in Michigan about the fun of going to the track. ... (read more)
Global Gaming Expo 2002: The Industry's Premier Event17 April 2002
As with any industry, the gaming industry has annual trade shows. For years, the biggest and most widely attended show was the World Gaming Congress and Expo ("World Gaming"). World Gaming took place each fall and drew over 20,000 industry members. It was owned and operated by GEM Communications, who also owns several industry trade publications. ... (read more)
Detroit Casinos Spark City's Turnaround3 April 2002
A burgeoning buzz is making its way through the streets of Detroit right now. Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, various city organizations, business owners and citizens are starting to envision what could be in the cards for the future of Detroit. The Mayor has sprung out of the gates to start his administration and ... (read more)
Survey Dispels Many Myths About Casino Patrons20 March 2002
The American Gaming Association released a survey on March 7, 2002, that provides information on the types of people that tend to gamble at casinos. The study was conducted by Peter D. Hart Research Associates, Inc., and the Luntz Research Companies. It offers many interesting statistics concerning the ... (read more)
Casino Gambling Success Promotes Expansion6 March 2002
In the past 10 years, without a lot of fanfare, casino gambling has expanded far beyond Las Vegas and Atlantic City. The addition of many modest casinos to the national landscape over the last decade has illustrated just how popular this particular form of entertainment has become. It began with a small, ... (read more)
Credible Industry Created By Tough Regulatory Oversight20 February 2002
The recent Enron debacle has dominated the news for many weeks now. Just as the stock market was starting to rebound, the questionable accounting practices utilized in connection with that industry have lead many to question the reliability of financial information released by companies in many different industries. ... (read more)
Casinos Will Play A 'Super' Role6 February 2002
The National Football League has just wrapped up another season with its annual championship game, the Super Bowl, held this year in New Orleans, Louisiana. In 2006 the world's biggest sporting event will make its way to Detroit and the soon-to-be home of the Lions, Ford Field. The City will need to make ... (read more)
Focus: The Key to Detroit's Success23 January 2002
These are turbulent times, especially in the gaming industry. The events of September 11th have had a serious impact on travel and tourism throughout the country. As a result of increased security measures, tighter international travel restrictions, and an increased fear of flying, the gaming industry in Las Vegas saw a significant downturn in business last quarter. ... (read more)
Casino Windsor Rebounding but Border Issues Remain a Problem9 January 2002
Casino Windsor's struggles stemming from the attacks on September 11th have been well documented by the media in the area. Continual and varying issues concerning the Detroit-Windsor border crossing, ranging from traffic delays to bomb threats, have dealt Casino Windsor a tough hand. Immediately after the ... (read more)
Detroit Has Reason to Celebrate This Holiday Season26 December 2001
Once again the holidays are upon us and with them comes the end of yet another year of gaming in Michigan. Although most of us have been running around like mad in an effort to obtain gifts for those we care about, the Detroit/Windsor casino market has shown that it is the gift that keeps on giving. ... (read more)
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