Question 1

Describe how and why tribal gambling was legalized in 1987?

Accepted Answer

• Indian gaminghas its roots in the concept of tribal sovereignty, meaning that a tribe isnot subject to the commercial restrictions of the state in which it is located. Inthe 1987 Cabazon decision, the Supreme Court affirmed that if a state allowedbetting on bingo or card games, Indian tribes could offer these games withoutlimits imposed by state regulators.

Question 2

In most parts of the United States, slot machines produce ____ of casino revenue.

Accepted Answer

A)  the bulk 
B)  about 10% 
C)  about 25% 
D)  about half 
A)  the bulk 
B)  about 10% 
C)  about 25% 
D)  about half A

Question 3

How would you define gambling?

Accepted Answer

• Gambling is playing a game of risk for the thrill of the action and the chance of making money. Gamblers learn and understand the game of risk and enjoy trying to beat the house or odds.

Question 4

What are five initial career tracks in the gaming industry?

Accepted Answer

• Hotel operations, food and b

Question 5

Placing a bet on an unknown outcome with the hope of securing a gain is

Accepted Answer

A)  gaming 
B)  gambling 
C)  risk 
D)  An opportunity 
A)  gaming 
B)  gambling 
C)  risk 
D)  An opportunity

Question 6

Some of the first forms of gambling were

Accepted Answer

A)  dice throwing 
B)  dog races 
C)  poker 
D)  roulette 
A)  dice throwing 
B)  dog races 
C)  poker 
D)  roulette

Question 7

The fastest growing sector of casino gaming in the world is

Accepted Answer

A)  Native American 
B)  Las Vegas 
C)  Europe 
D)  Asia 
A)  Native American 
B)  Las Vegas 
C)  Europe 
D)  Asia

Question 8

The total amount wagered in gambling is called

Accepted Answer

A)  a handle 
B)  the win 
C)  a bet 
D)  a wager 
A)  a handle 
B)  the win 
C)  a bet 
D)  a wager

Question 9

Define the term "win" in reference to a casino.

Accepted Answer

• A casino win is the cost of

Question 10

Gourmet dining and increased restaurant revenues for casinos began in 1992 with

Accepted Answer

A)  Wolfgang Puck 
B)  Emeril Lagasse 
C)  Jacques Pepin 
D)  James Beard 
A)  Wolfgang Puck 
B)  Emeril Lagasse 
C)  Jacques Pepin 
D)  James Beard

Question 11

The "house" sets the odds on casino games to ensure a profit over a period of time. This is the

Accepted Answer

A)  benefit 
B)  proceeds 
C)  yield 
D)  house edge 
A)  benefit 
B)  proceeds 
C)  yield 
D)  house edge

Question 12

From the early 1940s until 1976, what city had a virtual monopoly on the gaming entertainment business?

Accepted Answer

A)  Atlantic City 
B)  New Orleans 
C)  Las Vegas 
D)  Reno 
A)  Atlantic City 
B)  New Orleans 
C)  Las Vegas 
D)  Reno

Question 13

What operation is typically described as having a bar, a restaurant, and less than 16 electronic gambling devices?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sports book 
B)  Nevada-style gaming tavern 
C)  Mini-casino 
D)  Theme restaurant 
A)  Sports book 
B)  Nevada-style gaming tavern 
C)  Mini-casino 
D)  Theme restaurant

Question 14

Which of the following is NOT one of the five functional areas of casino operations?

Accepted Answer

A)  Casino services 
B)  Marketing 
C)  Food and Beverage 
D)  Human Resources 
A)  Casino services 
B)  Marketing 
C)  Food and Beverage 
D)  Human Resources

Question 15

Outline the government's involvement in the gaming system.

Accepted Answer

• Students should mention IGRA

Question 16

Stand-alone casinos are usually small and are often called

Accepted Answer

A)  gambling taverns 
B)  bingo parlors 
C)  slot parlors 
D)  mini-casinos 
A)  gambling taverns 
B)  bingo parlors 
C)  slot parlors 
D)  mini-casinos

Question 17

Offering free goods and services to casino patrons in return for their business is called

Accepted Answer

A)  gratis 
B)  comps 
C)  on-the-house 
D)  guest satisfaction 
A)  gratis 
B)  comps 
C)  on-the-house 
D)  guest satisfaction

Question 18

Outline the rationale for Native American involvement in the gaming industry.

Accepted Answer

• Native Americans have often been to Wa

Question 19

Outside of Nevada, ________ is still illegal in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A)  roulette 
B)  horse betting 
C)  dog betting 
D)  sports betting 
A)  roulette 
B)  horse betting 
C)  dog betting 
D)  sports betting

Question 20

IGRA stands for

Accepted Answer

A)  International Gaming Regulatory Act 
B)  Intermediary Gaming Regulatory Act 
C)  Indian Gaming Regulatory Act 
D)  Indian Gambling Regulatory Act 
A)  International Gaming Regulatory Act 
B)  Intermediary Gaming Regulatory Act 
C)  Indian Gaming Regulatory Act 
D)  Indian Gambling Regulatory Act

Describe how and why tribal gambling was legalized in 1987?

In most parts of the United States, slot machines produce ____ of casino revenue.

How would you define gambling?

What are five initial career tracks in the gaming industry?

Placing a bet on an unknown outcome with the hope of securing a gain is

Some of the first forms of gambling were

The fastest growing sector of casino gaming in the world is

The total amount wagered in gambling is called

Define the term "win" in reference to a casino.

Gourmet dining and increased restaurant revenues for casinos began in 1992 with

The "house" sets the odds on casino games to ensure a profit over a period of time. This is the

From the early 1940s until 1976, what city had a virtual monopoly on the gaming entertainment business?

What operation is typically described as having a bar, a restaurant, and less than 16 electronic gambling devices?

Which of the following is NOT one of the five functional areas of casino operations?

Outline the government's involvement in the gaming system.

Stand-alone casinos are usually small and are often called

Offering free goods and services to casino patrons in return for their business is called

Outline the rationale for Native American involvement in the gaming industry.

Outside of Nevada, ________ is still illegal in the United States.

IGRA stands for

Introducing Hospitality

The Hotel Business

Rooms Division

Food and Beverage

Beverages

The Restaurant Business

Restaurant Management

Managed Services

Tourism

Recreation, Attractions, and Clubs

Meetings, Conventions, Expositions

Special Events

Leadership and Management

Planning

Organizing

Communication and Decision Making

Control

Filters

Exam 11: Gaming Entertainment

Describe how and why tribal gambling was legalized in 1987?

In most parts of the United States, slot machines produce ____ of casino revenue.

How would you define gambling?

What are five initial career tracks in the gaming industry?

Placing a bet on an unknown outcome with the hope of securing a gain is

Some of the first forms of gambling were

The fastest growing sector of casino gaming in the world is

The total amount wagered in gambling is called

Define the term "win" in reference to a casino.

Gourmet dining and increased restaurant revenues for casinos began in 1992 with

The "house" sets the odds on casino games to ensure a profit over a period of time. This is the

From the early 1940s until 1976, what city had a virtual monopoly on the gaming entertainment business?

What operation is typically described as having a bar, a restaurant, and less than 16 electronic gambling devices?

Which of the following is NOT one of the five functional areas of casino operations?

Outline the government's involvement in the gaming system.

Stand-alone casinos are usually small and are often called

Offering free goods and services to casino patrons in return for their business is called

Outline the rationale for Native American involvement in the gaming industry.

Outside of Nevada, ________ is still illegal in the United States.

IGRA stands for

Introducing Hospitality

The Hotel Business

Rooms Division

Food and Beverage

Beverages

The Restaurant Business

Restaurant Management

Managed Services

Tourism

Recreation, Attractions, and Clubs

Meetings, Conventions, Expositions

Special Events

Leadership and Management

Planning

Organizing

Communication and Decision Making

Control

Filters