In the shadow of the worst mass shooting in modern history, Las Vegas is hosting the world’s largest gaming convention with nearly 150 panels. But of the handful of speakers slated to address security concerns at the Global Gaming Expo this week, nearly all are focused on protecting casinos from dangers such as cyber threats, frivolous lawsuits and scams.
The casino industry is in the midst of figuring out how to keep its traditional consumer and attract and retain new ones, crossing generational divides.
The state Gaming Control Board on Wednesday recommended approval of Sartini’s company’s acquisition of American Casino Entertainment Properties, which includes the Stratosphere for $850 million.
