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In my last article, I asked the question: “Do you want true accountability?” Well, do…
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Excluding the Las Vegas strip, casinos typically generate 60%-80% or more of their revenues from slot operations. To understand the workings of a large slot department, we went to Jay Duarte. Jay has been the Vice President of Slot Operations at Thunder Valley Casino Resort for nearly four years. Prior to this, he had four years at various Station Casinos properties in Las Vegas, as well as experience with slot manufacturer Konami Gaming.