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A.G. Burnett Interviewed on Nevada Newsmakers: Gaming Industry Q&A
A.G. Burnett, a Partner in our Gaming Law Practice and a former Chair of the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB), shared his insights and perspectives on a variety of gaming industry related topics in an interview with Sam Shad on Nevada Newsmakers. Nevada Newsmakers is a state-wide non-partisan broadcast that features discussions with and about the people and events that affect Nevada.
Interview Q&A
The questions A.G. answered are listed below along with the time each question was asked.
- What are the takeaways from the Las Vegas Raiders hiring former NGCB Chair Sandra Douglass Morgan as the team’s president? (2:45)
- Why is the gaming industry’s recovery in Nevada faster than the gradual recovery in Macau? (6:40)
- How is Nevada’s Gold Standard in gaming control continuing to influence change in the junket business model in Macau and Australia? (11:50)
- When might Texas allow gaming? (22:05)
- Why is the NGCB apolitical and why is there concern about regulatory capture? (24:40)
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