Station Casinos Chairman Frank Fertitta III will likely be joining the American Gaming Association Board of Directors this year, along with Steve Wynn (Image: renoetahoe.com)
Just Take your seats and get ready for some head-whipping interplay between power players: the American Gaming Association (AGA) the Washington, D.C.-based lobbying that is primary for the major casino conglomerates in America has some brand new constituents. It should make for an interesting 12 months ahead as these casinos‘ executives determine the course for gambling in the us, and in particular, online gambling.
Wynn Comes Back
Joining this powerhouse organization a group tasked largely with persuading federal legislators to do this where it’s required in terms of gaming will be Wynn Resorts Ltd., Station Casinos, and Kentucky that is upscale Derby and casino operator Churchill Downs Inc. Each of these companies will likely then have an official member representing their interests on the AGA’s board of directors.
Returning to the business that he initially founded right back in 1995 will be casino magnate Steve Wynn, chairman of his company that is eponymous obviously certainly one of the gaming industries more invigorated proponents. After he sold his Mirage Resorts to that which was then called MGM Grand Corp. back in 1999, Wynn had walked far from the organization. Their views on online gaming were somewhat circumspect, as they pu Pokračování textu Fertitta and Wynn Joining American Gaming Association for 2014