Department of Gaming Management and Hospitality Technology News
The Department of Resort, Gaming, and Golf Management prepares students for leadership and management roles in the interconnected and rapidly evolving resort, gaming, and golf industries. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of the business principles and specialized skills needed to succeed in these vibrant sectors. They also gain practical experience through specialized internships, mentorship opportunities, and work requirements.
Current Gaming Management and Hospitality Technology News
Promoting the game and serving the community go hand in glove for UNLV golf management students.
Gaming Management and Hospitality Technology In The News
Ditch the PJs, leave cleaning to the pros and use the right tongs.
Long gone are the days when gambling was confined to casino floors, sportsbook advertisements or traditional industry marketing. YouTube has gradually become the go-to spot for slot streamers and gambling vloggers who have built large audiences around their IRL (in real life) visits to casinos or online gameplay, jackpots, and betting strategies in general.
A UNLV study found streamers and vloggers primarily focus on betting strategy and game mechanics, while responsible gambling messages remain uncommon despite being linked to higher audience engagement.
With the college football and NFL seasons approaching, Nevada’s agreement requiring prediction market operator Kalshi to block certain trades inside the state is drawing attention for its potential impact on local sportsbooks, consumers and similar legal battles nationwide.
Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape Las Vegas hospitality, but so far the technology has changed far fewer jobs than many workers feared.
It's 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday after the July 4 weekend, and things are slow on the casino floor at the Luxor resort on the Las Vegas Strip. Every open gaming table has empty seats, though an occasional excited shout can be heard across the floor.
