WHEN hotel-casinos first opened in Atlantic City, operators found themselves wrapped up in red tape.
Every time they filed a petition with the New Jersey Casino Control Commission, they had to deliver 17 separate copies. This was before email, so some poor secretaries had to physically photocopy, collate and staple 17 separate packets, plus a few more for the companies’ executives and lawyers.
David Bollesen, chief technology officer at Ainsworth Game Technology, is leaving the company immediately on mutual agreement.
SkyCity Adelaide and AUSTRAC have filed joint submissions with the Federal Court of Australia, proposing a penalty for the casino of A$67m.
UK gambling minister Stuart Andrews has issued a statement setting out the proposals for machine operating following a consultation as part of the white paper.
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