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CONTENTS NOVEMBER 2011 www.casinointernational-online.com


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NEWS


STATESIDE Sharon Harris brings the US news


NICK HAWKINS He’s back! Nick raises an eyebrow at


UK gaming…


LATINO AMERICA Ricki brings us the latest happenings


MACAU BUSINESS Asia’s finest publication shares its


hottest stories with CI


CMS Barnaby Page looks at Casino


Management Systems


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G2E 2011 REVIEW Sharon Harris and Jon Bruford round


up the mega gaming show


Managing Editor: Jon Bruford Tel: +44 1584 877177 email: jonbruford@yahoo.co.uk


International Editor: Ricki Chavez-Munoz Tel: +44 1202 418547 cwiberoamerica@yahoo.co.uk


Contributing Editor: Barnaby Page casinointernational@barnabypage.com


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Editor’s letter G


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2E is almost a distant memory, and will no doubt be remembered as a suc- cess. Despite some reser-


vations about the venue (bouncing floor, anyone?), it worked – and for most exhibitors, it worked far better then the old venue. As a visitor, I liked it far more, it felt more like ICE, like a buzzing marketplace. The smaller, newer vendors were not trapped behind IGT with no traffic. The only criti- cism I have was, as I was wearing an exhibitor badge that day, not being allowed into the F&B section. It’s an exhbition, people – exhibitors want to look around too! That’s a small criticism, but worth noting because as


a result we don’t have any coverage of the F&B exh- bitors in our show review, which I think is a real shame! Jon Bruford, Managing Editor jonbruford@yahoo.co.uk


VISIMETRICS


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AGE REVIEW


A look at the Australian gaming indus- try and the region’s main gaming show


ONLINE Matt Broughton brings the news and


features from the ever-changing world of online gaming


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