San Manuel Entertainment Authority (SMEA), an entity of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, has announced the development of a next generation responsible gaming program in preparation for new forms of gaming poised to enter California’s Indian Country.

Responsible gambling continues to be a priority for consumers and businesses in the gambling industry who want to ensure that their operations remain sustainable in the long term. To guarantee this outcome, many have committed significant resources to build better and more responsible gambling propositions.

UNLV researchers and the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians are teaming up for what they believe will be a transformative project in responsible gaming.

San Manuel Entertainment Authority, an entity of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, Monday announced it will collaborate with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas’s International Gaming Institute to develop a next-generation responsible gaming program.

Technology has been changing the way society operates: from health to entertainment, going through education and even on financial terms, new tools such as artificial intelligence have begun taking over aspects of everyday life.

The idea of ​​helping UNLV turn UNLV into a hotbed of hospitality innovation started making pizza with friends.

An idea to help transform UNLV into a hotbed for hospitality innovation started cooking over a pizza between friends.

Less than a month after Nevada gaming regulators filed disciplinary action against Station Casinos over serious glitches in the company’s sports wagering system, the casino operator said the matter should be dismissed.