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Survey: AFTER A CHALLENGING 2009, HOW DO YOU THINK THE GAMBLING MARKET WILL REACT IN 2010?

It will be a better year.
I don't think there will be many changes.
The international crisis will still affect it.
We still haven't seen the worst effects of the crisis.

NEW PRODUCTS: It is available in modular versions
Novostar SL, Novomatic’s is the new slant top cabinet

Austria
(Austria).- This sophisticated slant top cabinet combines leading-edge technology with futuristic style and ergonomic design for a new brilliance in gaming. It is available in three different modular versions: the Novostar SL1 (one monitor) for multiplayers, and the Novostar SL2 and SL3 (with two and three monitors respectively) for video slot gaming.

Highlights: To be held in Mexico City over 6-7 May next at Centro Banamex
Changes in the Mexican market point to even greater growth at ELA 2010

Mexico
(Mexico).- Mexico gaming continues its unstoppable expansion. New gaming venues, equipped with hundreds of state-of-the-art slots, continue to open throughout the country. The tendency is set to increase over the coming years, accompanied by exceptional market growth. This growth will be reflected in the 3rd edition of the Mexican Gaming Exhibition - ELA.

Highlights: The government services tax is paid by consumers when they register their vehicles
Nevada gaming industry says no to higer taxes

United States
(US).- The Nevada gaming industry refused last week to pay higher taxes or fees to help balance the state budget, a just-say-no stance that could derail Democratic plans to raise enough extra revenue to avoid deep cuts to education and social services.

Highlights: The venue was immediately closed and all services switched off
Sun International’s Monticello Casino badly damaged in Chile earthquake

Chile
(Chile).- Sun International confirmed today that Monticello, located approximately 60 km south of Santiago in Chile, had been damaged in the massive earthquake on Saturday morning. CEO David Coutts-Trotter said that its Monticello operation had evacuated over 3,500 people in less than eight minutes.