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on cosas de la vida, pero días antes de viajar a Las Vegas para el tan ansiado G2E 2021 del mes pasado, me hackearon la cuenta personal email greatavickery en Yahoo! que usaba para esta columna. Pido mil disculpas a todos quienes recibieron un email fraudulento de terceros solicitando
ayuda y usando mi nombre. Ese mensaje no era mío. Y agradezco a quienes me escribieron para ver si podían ayudar en algo. Hermoso gesto de gran amistad. Para completar un segundo lapso, yendo para aquí para allá, y con los
trastornos de las pruebas contra el Covid y toda la consiguiente burocracia, se me perdió la valija de mano conteniendo mis tres laptops, y con ellos mucho trabajo no archivado en la nube. En fi n, y como dicen que todo pasa en ciclos de tres, me sucedió un percance menor de retorno a Londres, aunque sin mayor consecuencia. Mientras tanto en el mundo real del Juego, me cuentan que el G2E
estuvo magistral, Con la asistencia cara a
cara de 13,000 profesionales del juego globales, incluidos expositores, compradores y medios de comunicación de todo el mundo, reuniéndose en el Venetian Expo and Convention Center durante cuatro días de citas comerciales, exhibiciones de productos, conferencias magistrales y educación. La Global Gaming Expo (G2E), presentada por la American Gaming Association (AGA), regresó a Las Vegas para su primera feria en persona después de
una pausa de dos años debido a la pandemia, destacando la resiliencia y la innovación de la industria del juego. “Después del año más difícil de nuestra historia, G2E proporcionó un
mercado robusto para impulsar la recuperación de la industria global del juego”, dijo el presidente de AGA y CEO y director general de Aristocrat,
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of the gaming industry. “After the hardest year in our history, G2E provided a robust
marketplace to drive the global gaming industry’s recovery forward,” said AGA Chairman and Aristocrat CEO and Managing Director Trevor Croker.
Ricki Chavez-Munoz reports on what’s happening in South America.
ife has a nasty habit of giving you a jolt when you least expect it, and days before traveling to Las Vegas for the long-awaited G2E 2021 last month, some evil genius hacked my personal greatavickery email account at Yahoo! which I used for this column. I apologize to all those who received a fraudulent email
from third parties requesting help and using my name. That message was not mine. And I would like to give thanks to the kind souls who wrote to me to see if they could be of help as needed. A beautiful gesture of true friendship. Following this, and as we were about from London, to Lima, Cartagena,
back to Lima, Tampa, etc., a more unfortunate mishap took place, as disruptions of Covid testing and ensuing bureaucracy in compliance with travel security took its toll when I misplaced and then lost my carry-on bag containing my three laptops, and with them a lot of work not saved on the cloud. Anyway, and as they say that everything happens in cycles of three with a minor mishap back in London, although without major consequences. Meanwhile back in the ranch and in
the real world of the Gaming, I am told that the G2E 2021 was just wonderful, with 13,000 face-to-face attendance of global gaming professionals, including exhibitors, buyers and media from around the world, gathering at the Venetian Expo and Convention Center during four days of trade appointments, product exhibitions, keynotes and education sessions.
The Global Gaming Expo (G2E),
presented by the American Gaming Association (AGA), returned to Las Vegas for its fi rst in-person trade show after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, highlighting the resilience and innovation
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