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Japan Starts Over

By: Frank Legato

Japan’s casino ambitions reset amid regulation and resistance

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Features

The Dark Side of Online Gambling

An excerpt from The House Always Wins by Robert Walker

Prediction Markets in the Cross-Hairs

From the ballfield to the battlefield, prediction market event contracts are drawing the attention of lawmakers, the public—and bettors.

Taxing Mexico

On January 1, Mexico’s new gaming tax rate took effect. Industry experts reveal how the sector is coping with a 50 percent levy on gross gaming revenue.

Japan: Still the Promised Land?

Ten years ago, Japan was considered gaming’s next mega-market and a likely challenger to Macau. A lot has happened since then, including Covid-19. What’s next?

AI & Player Development

How can data gleaned from artificial intelligence strengthen the host-player relationship?

Slots at IGA

Major slot manufacturers debut new games at the Indian Gaming Tradeshow

THE AGENDA

Making a Mockery

By: Roger Gros

After decades of hard-fought legalization and regulation, prediction markets threaten to bypass the safeguards that built the modern gaming industry.

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Our Columns

Frankly Speaking

Pick a Card

A few months ago, I wrote a column for the consumer magazine Strictly Slots that mentioned the trial of Shaun Joseph Benward, also known as illusionist “Shaun Mistery,” for using…

Fantini's Finance

Look Before You Leap

As the industry matures, operators, innovators and disrupters all are battling for what remains of market share. Investors, tread carefully.

American Gaming Association

Drawing the Line

State officials and the AGA continue to crack down on illegal gambling—from sweepstakes casinos and skill games to prediction markets—wherever it exists

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People

Mohegan’s Tom Cantone Stepping Down

Tom Cantone, the man who transformed casino entertainment during his tenure in Atlantic City during the 1980s and ’90s, has retired after more than two decades as president of sports…