In an industry where most gaming markets are seeing flat or declining margins and operators are searching for revenue driving solutions, Reno based Raving Consulting Company announces its long awaited Cutting Edge Table Games Conference on September 14-16, 2008 at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Las Vegas.

Raving will explore the way to drive returns in challenged markets through table games marketing and operational “remodelling.” Raving’s “gaming savvy” stable of experts will share unique insight and vision into this table game sector that is seeing renewed interest and advanced technology.

This two and a half day conference, open to casino marketing and operations executives alike, will tackle such critical issues as: changing customer demographics, employee issues, including unionization and the “traditional” dealer roles changing to have them become business builders and entertainers; a candid look at advantage players and their threat to profits and positive P.R.; integrated table game promotions; the high investment and potential profits of new technology; and cutting edge table game customer service.

The event will kick off on the evening of Sunday, September 14 at Raving’s signature Welcome Reception, where a select group of exhibitors will be participating in the Best New Table Games of 2008 Contest. Conference attendees will have the opportunity to win a trip to Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino, an industry table game leader, after sampling each new game and voting on which ones have the best chance to crack the current game mix of table game operators.

Raving Consulting and its partners are the known industry leaders for education and consulting work with gaming facilities in the U.S., Canada and international markets. Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino is the perfect host property for this special event, where the organizers will also be conducting a special back of the house tour exclusive to attendees. (E-03.19.08)

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