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Veteran gaming journalist David Snook and NetEnt's Åsa Bredin, who is one of the leading advocates of recruiting more women to senior positions within gaming, have accepted invitations to officially open the 2017 edition of ICE Totally Gaming.

iGaming Business, the most respected information provider for the interactive gaming sector, has confirmed its 2017 lineup of events that promise to set the agenda for the industry over the next 12 months.

Within an hour of Thursday's grand opening, the new casino's gaming tables, slot machines, bars and lounges were filled to the brim with excited guests.

Casino City's Gary Trask shares his first-hand experience with GameCo's Danger Arena, one of the the skill-based games that are set to take the casino world by storm. Don't worry, they aren't just for hardcore gamers; there's appeal for players of any skill level.

Casino City sat down with Dr. Alan Meister, economist with Nathan Associates Inc. and author of Casino City's Indian Gaming Industry Report, to discuss his history, the source of his drive to analyze and key findings from the most recent report.

Casino City's Clare Fitzgerald reports on three recurring themes at the National Council of Legislators of Gaming States Summer Meeting in Newton, MA last week.

The strategic alliance between the two organizations will enhance the breadth and quality of their brands, which range from gaming conferences to regulatory services.

The conference will take place at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum from May 3-5.

BeTS 2016 takes place on June 9 at the RAI in Amsterdam as part of the iGaming Super Show.

The report by Dr. Alan Meister shows that Indian gaming revenue parallels the growth of the economy, while outpacing growth of the commercial casino sector.

The eight new member companies represent a variety of gaming supply services and are based all around the globe.

The National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) and Victor Rocha, editor of Pechanga.net, in collaboration with the Arizona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA), and Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA), have combined forces to seek new business opportunities in Europe at the upcoming ICE Totally Gaming tradeshow.

The 5,400-word report examines the outlook for every state where action on gaming legislation is expected.

Ainsworth Game Technology will spend $38 million to acquire Nova Technologies, a small South Carolina-based slot machine company that provides games to the Indian casino market.

Moody's Investors Service has praised the $390 million Hollywood Casino Jamul in San Diego, expected to open in July.