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An official publication of Global Gaming Expo
OCTOBER 2002
There’s plenty more in
this month's edition of IGWB. To read these and more than a dozen other stories and informative columns, subscribe to IGWB. Contact Michele Bartlett at .
Online Security — By Fred Faust Well aware of the threats posed by hackers, Internet gaming operators have taken steps to correct vulnerabilities and strengthen their security systems.
The Art of the Thrill — By Matt Connor Despite the economic risks for resorts, entertainment at casinos can be enormously popular, and shows in Las Vegas, at least, have become profit centers on their own.
North American Lottery Report — By Patricia A. McQueen Fiscal 2002 sales were the best in five years for lotteries in the United States, as total sales jumped by more than 9 percent to $43 billion. Canada, however, did not fare so well.
Pretty Parlays — By Stephen Nover Nevada sports books depend on competitive parlay cards for the bulk of their profits. The cards also play an important role as a marketing tool for casinos.
Setting Standards — By Robyn Taylor Parets The Gaming Standards Association has made substantial strides to streamline the way gaming machines communicate and smooth the path for product innovation.
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