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 | | The Gaming Industry: Introduction and Perspectives by Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas, William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration International Gaming Institute ISBN-10: 9780471129271 ISBN-10: 0-471-12927-5 ISBN-13: 9780471129271 ISBN-13: 978-0-471-12927-1 Hardcover 1996-04-19 Wiley Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description An authoritative introduction to the world of professional gaming and casino management, from the authorities on the subject, the faculty of the UNLV International Gaming Institute: Vincent H. Eade, Director David J. Christianson, Dean William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration Contributing faculty members: Frank D. Borsenik Leslie E. Cummings Robert J. Martin John T. Bowen Bernhardt Fried Andrew Nazarechuk Pearl Brewer Zheng Gu John M. Stefanelli Anthony N. Cabot Jim Kilby This is the book for anyone interested in pursuing or advancing a career in the gaming or casino industry, the ideal reference for hospitality students as well as professionals. Completely up-to-date and reflecting current academic and technological trends in the field, as well as the legislative developments permitting gambling casinos in almost every state, The Gaming Industry: * Covers the historical background and regulatory aspects of gaming * Explores all facets of casino operations--from food and beverages to cage operations, auditing, marketing, and reporting * Examines the mathematics and utility analysis of gaming, including all newly introduced technologies and related practices for gaming and casino operations * And much more... | ||
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Fantastic Book I read this book, along with "Casino Operations Management" by Kilby, Fox, and Lucas. Both books were EXTREMELY helpful. They both start by assuming you know nothing about the gaming industry. They then show you the history and the evolution of the industry and then take you under the covers to show you the hows and whys of casino management and its decisions. I would HIGHLY recommend both books to anyone looking to gain insight into this fascinating industry. | ||