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Casino Dictionary: Gaming and Business Terms (Casino Essential Series)

1 review
Kathryn Hashimoto, George G. Fenich

Prentice Hall, 2006

Mixed
This book gives a good understanding of the table games operation but leaves much to be desired concerning Slot machines. The slot machine definitions are dated and may be obsolete with the introduction of TITO and cashless wagering.

Casino Marketing (Casino Essential Series)
Kathryn Hashimoto

Prentice Hall, 2009

The content in Casino Marketing has been pulled from the author's personal knowledge learned from 30 years researching, teaching and writing in the field as well as prominent gambling practitioners, and industry trade journals. This book on casino marketing is an attempt to link the gaming industry to the business environment and its theoretical underpinnings. Different from its competitors, this book uses and discusses different marketing ...

Casino Gaming Methods: An Inside Look at Casino Games, Probabilities, Security and Surveillance (Casino ...
Kathryn Hashimoto, David M. Williams

Prentice Hall, 2009

Casino Gaming Methods offers insight to a variety of casino operating departments. Each department and each game meets the needs of a different customer segment or a different customer expectation. As with any large business, many employees understand the details of their specific job, but they lack a broader view of how each job and each department build upon the total customer experience. The goal of this book is to offer readers a view of ...

Casino Management: Past-Present-Future
Kathryn Hashimoto, Sheryl Fried-Kline, ...

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, 1998

Casino Management: Past, Present, Future shows how to manage a casino while keeping students entertained and focused on current materials. It examines the development of gaming, the internal and external environment of the casino company, and the marketing strategies that can be developed. By using empirical studies and current articles on casinos, and by discussing a variety of topics, this book gives students a complete understanding ...

Casino Management: A Strategic Approach (Casino Essential Series)
Kathryn Hashimoto

Prentice Hall, 2008

Unlike other casino books, this book examines the casino industry using a business paradigm. It emphasizes both external environmental influences and internal points of control, leaving readers with a more strategic look at how casinos operate and factors that influence their success. The book starts with a discussion of the microenvironment of casinos and ends with marketing topics such as product, price, place and promotions. Nine vignettes ...

Casino Financial Controls: Tracking the Flow of Money (Casino Essential Series)
Kathryn Hashimoto, Steve Durham

Prentice Hall, 2009

Every manager and supervisor must be financially literate in order to advance their career in casino management. Managing expenses, a key aspect of performance reviews for managers, relies heavily on the ability to read financial statements. Since there is cash and cash equivalents moving around the casino facility like in no other business, the need for financial literacy is critical in the casino industry. Money exchanges hands at gaming ...

The History of Gambling in America (Casino Essential Series)
Kathryn Hashimoto, Steve Durham

Prentice Hall, 2009

The casino industry has been on a wild ride for three quarters of a century. What started as an attempt at economic development in the desert and turned into a haven for organized crime, is today one of the fastest growing industries around the world. This book traces the history of American gaming from the first European settlers to the Nevada experiment. Along the way readers will learn about the impact of gaming on society and the early ...