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David Waddell Gaming Guru - Page 5 G2E Institute15 February 2006
The organizers of the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) recently announced the creation of a new "G2E Institute," to be an educational conference with interactive, workshop-style sessions focused on four specific gaming industry sectors. The event will combine G2E's existing Casino Design and Racino events with the ... (read more)
Don Barden to Deliver Keynote Speech1 February 2006
Detroit's own Don Barden has been selected to deliver the keynote address at the African-American Chamber of Commerce of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware's 2006 Annual Gala, Saturday, March 4, at the Wyndham Franklin Plaza in Philadelphia. Mr. Barden has been recognized as one of the top entrepreneurs ... (read more)
Court Victory Brings West Michigan Casino One Step Closer18 January 2006
Earlier this month, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld a decision by the Bureau of Indian Affairs that will allow the agency to take land into trust for the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians (the "Tribe"). The land at issue is located near Lake Michigan just off I-94 close to the Indiana border. ... (read more)
Gaming Industry Continues to Proactively Address Problem Gambling4 January 2006
A very familiar face in television advertisements the past few weeks has been Harrah's CEO Gary Loveman. The ads explain the importance of responsible gaming and give guidance on how to seek help, if needed.
Harrah's has a long history as a pioneer with regard to the issue of problem gambling. Over 10 years ago, Harrah's implemented its first task force to study the issue. ... (read more)
All Systems Go, Four Casino Expansion Projects are Underway21 December 2005
All four of the casinos in the Detroit/Windsor markets are moving forward with their permanent casino/hotel expansion projects.
MotorCity Casino. Last Wednesday, MotorCity Casino broke ground on its $275 million permanent casino, hotel and conference center at its present location near Grand River Avenue and the Lodge Freeway. ... (read more)
Embracing Intangibility: The Key To The New Global Economy7 December 2005
A frequent argument that I hear about the gaming industry suggests that the industry is "nonproductive," with a related implication that the industry tends to take more from the community than it gives. This myth, or stereotype, is based on the mistaken and outdated concept that economies only work when some tangible "thing" is being produced. ... (read more)
An Interview with Racing Commissioner Christine White23 November 2005
Recently, I was given the opportunity to interview Christine White, Michigan's Racing Commissioner. Ms. White was appointed Interim Racing Commissioner and took office in January and, thereafter, was officially appointed to the post for a term expiring December 31, 2008.
Ms. White previously served as the ... (read more)
National Center for Responsible Gaming: 6th Annual Conference9 November 2005
We are one month away from the National Center for Responsible Gaming's ("NCRG") annual conference. This year's conference is entitled "Finding Common Ground on Prevention, Treatment and Policy: The Reno Model" and will take place on December 7 and 8, 2005, at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. ... (read more)
Dan Gustafson Updates Senate Gaming and Casino Oversight Committee26 October 2005
Michigan Gaming Control Board Executive Director Dan Gustafson recently gave an update on the state of gaming to the Michigan Senate Gaming and Casino Oversight Committee reflecting on his agency's accomplishments. The Senate Committee is chaired by Senator Jason Allen and includes Senators Michael Bishop, Patricia Birkholz, Dennis Olshove and Robert Emerson. ... (read more)
Coalition Forms to Protect Poker Playing12 October 2005
The United States Department of Justice has taken a clear stance asserting that on-line gambling violates the federal Wire Act, a 1961 statute which was passed long before the concept of the Internet was developed.
However, a careful review of the statute suggests that there are very strong arguments that ... (read more)
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