CONTENTS SEPTEMBER 2017 4
www.casinointernational-online.com NEWS
Editor’s letter
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LATINO AMERICA Ricki Chavez Munoz finds the hottest
news in the region
STATESIDE Sharon Harris looks at what’s going
on in the United States
MACAU BUSINESS What’s going on in Asia? Trust the
region’s finest business title to tell you
GAMING FOR AFRICA The latest news from Africa, including
Clarion’s new event in the region
MODERN CRIME How does crime impact gaming now?
Sharon Harris investigates
EURO BYTES Glenn Cezanne takes you through the
ins and outs of current European law
COVER STORY: IGT The world’s leading slot company has
a story to tell
G2E PREVIEWS Who’s who, what they have and where
they are at G2E Las Vegas. Managing Editor: Jon Bruford
International Editor: Ricki Chavez-Munoz Tel: +44 1202 418547
cwiberoamerica@yahoo.co.uk
eGaming Section Editor: Matt Broughton
mrbroughton@hotmail.com
Contributing Editors: Barnaby Page
casinointernational@barnabypage.com
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here is actually too much content in this issue to get it all on the contents page. I mean, unless I cut into
these magnificent words, and let’s face it, that’s not going to happen. I can tell you about a coupel of things of note here though. Be sure to check out our special pages on Gauselmann and the company’s 60th anniversary cele- brations, which were utterly unbelievable. That starts on page 55. Also of note is a lovely interview with Comtrade Gaming’s Ales Gornjec, which is on page 98. Elsewhere, Sharon Harris makes a fine contribution with a look at how modern crime impacts the industry (p30), and I spoke to Alfastreet’s Albert Radman about his career with the company (p94). It was a terrific interview at the time and I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed doing it. The ever-dependable Matt Broughton brings the iGaming juice, Ricki Chavez Munoz demystifies Latino America and all in all, we have a great G2E Casino International. Enough of my burble. Enjoy the issue. Jon Bruford, Managing Editor
jonbruford@yahoo.co.uk +44 1584 877177
www.casinointernational-online.com @RunJontyRun @CasinoInt
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GAMECO Blaine Graboyes and Tropicana AC’s
Chris Downey talk business
THE INTERVIEW Jon Bruford meets the excellent Albert
Radman to talk Alfastreet – and more
IGAMING INSIGHT Matt ‘Bees’ Broughton brings the best
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