GGB Magazine - The leading trade publication focusing on the international casino industry

Latest news

New Jersey skyline following a new casino gambling expansion

Casino Gambling Expansion Returns to New Jersey Legislative Agenda

Proposals to widen casino gambling beyond Atlantic City return to the State House, reopening debate over how and where future growth should occur.

Casino Gambling Expansion Returns to New Jersey Legislative Agenda

Proposals to widen casino gambling beyond Atlantic City return to the State House, reopening debate over how and where future growth should occur.

Okada Manila Gaming Revenue Dip Tracks Inbound Travel Weakness

The Philippines’ largest integrated resort saw earnings pressure mount as softer international visitation exposed structural reliance on high-end play.

Relocation Confirmed for Casino Nova Scotia

The relocated Casino Nova Scotia venue is expected to open in 2029.

See all News

Podcasts

Sarah Procopio

CEO, Thrive Marketing Science

AI is ruling the world today. It’s usage in the gaming industry, however, is more nuanced and complex. Personalized messages to customers can be very appealing or downright insulting if you don’t get it right. Sarah Procopio is an expert at AI and has been utilizing it for her clients at Thrive Marketing Science.

Listen to Podcast

See all Podcasts

Virginia Valentine

President and CEO, Nevada Resort Association

Virginia Valentine has led the Nevada Resort Association, one of the state’s most influential interest groups, for nearly 15 years now. This year, however, was unique in Valentine’s tenure due to a litany of developments that impacted the Silver State’s gaming industry.

Listen to Podcast

See all Podcasts

Shimon Akad

Chief Operating Officer, Playtech

Playtech is one of the most important suppliers in the global gaming industry. Starting as a smaller European online gaming supplier, Playtech grew rapidly internationally and entered the U.S.

Listen to Podcast

See all Podcasts

Gaming Supplier Showcase

GGB Supplier Showcase with Anne Leets

GGB Supplier Showcase with Rymax

Catch the Full Kambi Supplier Showcase

Ainsworth Atomic Gold Showcase

Catch the Full Interblock Gaming Supplier Showcase

Beyond Free-Play: The ROI of Trophy-Value Rewards

See all Supplier showcase

Industry Voices

Industry Voices

A land of opportunity awaits for those operators that can satisfy growing customer demand for a multi-platform gaming experience. Following a milestone omnichannel game launch, Zoe Ebling, vice president of interactive at global gaming supplier AGS, discusses the tangible benefits delivered by a unified approach.

Industry Voices

Many land-based casinos overlook key and asset management, impacting security, compliance, and profitability. Disparate systems fall short—integrated solutions offer centralized control for better efficiency and value, says Frank Rojas, Business Development Manager at Traka.

Latest features

Vol. 25, No. 12, December 2025

Brian Decorah, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Gun Lake Casino Resort

Gun Lake Casino Resort just completed its five-phase renovation and expansion, which included an enclosed pool under a dome. It is the middle of winter in Michigan, and the pool is expected to draw thousands of new customers to the resort.

Vol. 25, No. 12, December 2025

Shimon Akad, Chief Operating Officer, Playtech

Playtech is one of the most important suppliers in the global gaming industry. Starting as a smaller European online gaming supplier, Playtech grew rapidly internationally and entered the U.S.

Casino Style 2025

Sum of the Parts

The combination of Atlantic City-based SOSH Architects and the hospitality experts at WATG is creating one of the most powerful design firms in gaming.

Casino Style 2025

Nips, Tucks, Dollars & Cents

How to navigate casino expansions and renovations in a shaky economic environment.

Tribal Government Gaming 2025

Back to the Barricades?

A change in administrations in Washington is always an unsettling time for the country, with new leadership installed in all federal departments. For American Indians, the changes can often result in better service and more focus on what the tribes truly require.