By james art 
President Donald Trump’s weekend in a casino in the center of Las Vegas is advertised as a building block for more favorable tax policies by the lobbying group of the gambling industry.
The American Game Association, based in Washington Trade Organization, praised President’s visit to the Circa Casino Hotel on Saturday. Derek Stevens, co -owner and CEO of the Casino Resort & Casino, told the list of the President’s visit before he is ready to talk about key problems in the game industry, including the removal of sports betting and tax taxes and tax on the betting and tax on Betting and excise duty and tax on betting and excise duty and betting on the threshold of jackpot reporting from a slot from its current level from $ 1200 to $ 5,000.
In a press release after Trump’s trip to Circa, Bill Miller, president and CEO of AGA, said the event “clearly demonstrates the positive role that the gaming industry plays in the US economy”. He said it was “exciting for our industry” that Trump visited a property at a casino “so early in his second term.”
“Today’s event is a certificate of the president’s commitment to make sure that the Tax Code not only encourages job creation, but also guarantees that workers maintain more than difficult money,” Miller says in the message. “President Trump’s huge support for the gaming industry in his first term was unprecedented-for the first time in the history, our industry was able to obtain federal economic relief as a result of stopping Covid-19. We are looking forward to the more involved in President Trump this year on critical tax policy and other important priorities in the industry. “
Prior to running for a selected service, Trump owned and operated numerous casino hotels in Atlantic City, New Jersey, including Trump Plaza (closed 2014; demolished 2021), Marina Trump (initially Trump; now Golden Nugget Atlantic City and Trump Taj Mahal (closed 2016; his active participation in casino operations in Atlantic City ended in 2004 after the bankruptcy of Chapter 11 of Trump Entertainment Resorts.
Below is to be a summary of Las Vegas games and other places
Las Vegas Strip Casino becomes Digital to Combating Money
The Venetian resort of Las Vegas is the most casino operator that uses Kinectify, a company for management management technology and the risk of gaming operators in the United States and Canada. Kinectify has developed a money laundering platform that provides real -time intelligence and data.
Recently, Kinectify announced an incident reporting feature that allows casino casino staff to immediately report suspicious financial activity.
Norman Richardson, Vice President of the Venetians, said the resort was “excited to see the development of modern risk management technology intended for the game industry, and look forward to improving our AML program with Kinectify.
“We have long been striving to be a leading example of responsible AML operations and the inclusion of this technology is aimed at the goal,” Richardson says in a message that reports a partnership.
“We are glad to welcome the Venetian resort of Las Vegas at Kinectify and are excited to work with them to further improve their capabilities,” said Joseph Martin, CEO of Kinecify. “We are impressed with the team and their care for their players and the integrity of their playing ecosystem.”
California sports betting
A panel of tribal leaders participating in the ICE Global Game Forum session in Barcelona last week said California tribes would not continue a vote initiative supporting the Golden State sports betting in 2026.
Representatives of the California Indian Games Association of the Pechanga and San Manuel Group of Indian missions have said efforts can be made to put the problem with voters in 2028, but after spending millions of dollars to beat a pair of commercial proposals through 2022, there is a little appetite to take the voters’ question.
The Vice -President of the Association Johnny Hernandez said that efforts would be made to get all more than 100 gaming and unequal tribes to support any proposal that goes to the newsletter.
Wynn’s Fitch assessment
Fitch Ratings confirmed the favorable credit ratings for Las Vegas -based Wynn Resorts Ltd. and its subsidiaries.
New York-based Fitch said Casino Company has a stable perspective with a protective and unsecured debt rating on BB+ and the default rating of BB.
The stable perspective reflects the strong prospects for growth in the Macau market, the strong market position of Wynn on the market in Las Vegas and healthy liquidity.
Fitch noted that Macao’s property of Win’s Macau continued to grow after lifting travel restrictions in China, that Win Al Marjan Island, Ras Al Hayma, the United Arab Emirates, is planned to be opened in 2027, and Win applied for New York Games License through a joint venture with connected companies and Oxford Properties.
But the company said “Properties Las Vegas Properties (Wynn and Encore) take advantage of their highest hierarchy, which allows them to attract customers with the highest value and compensation for prices to maintain employment.”
Fitch is expecting revenue from Las Vegas properties to decrease in 2025 due to the exclusion of a one -time event (Super Bowl in 2024) and reduced costs for leisure time.
NFL slot machines
NFL Triple Score, a slot-machine franchise developed by Australia-based Australia Aristocrat Gaming, is now spreading beyond the casinos in the United States.
Aristocrat launches the first NFL slots that include graphics, symbols and videos of all 32 NFL teams, in Casino del Mar in San Juan, Puerto Rico, earlier this month. The company’s plan is to expand to Latin America and Europe in the coming months.
“This launch is a major step forward in continuing our successful partnership with NFL,” says Craig Toner, CEO of Aristocrat Gaming. “NFL is greatly popular worldwide with fans around the world, and we are excited to bring out the game on a width scene. We look forward to seeing the excitement of players in Puerto Rico and continuing the success that our award -winning portfolio from NFL has seen in North America. “