Casino Redux Written by Anthony Cabot

CASINO REDUX beckons readers to immerse themselves in the clandestine realm of the Chinese Triads and their profound impact on the global casino industry. Just as the American Mafia has left an indelible mark on Las Vegas, the Triads have replaced it as the world’s most formidable criminal organization.

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About the Author

Anthony Cabot was the Distinguished Fellow of Gaming Law at the UNLV Boyd School of Law until his recent retirement, where he directed the gaming law program and taught gaming law. He taught at the Boyd School of Law for twenty years. Before joining as a full-time faculty member in March 2018, Cabot practiced gaming law for 37 years and was a former chair of the gaming law practice and executive committee member at Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP. 

As a faculty member of the International Center for Gaming Regulation at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Professor Cabot regularly lectures on gaming regulation to legislators and gaming regulators from across the globe.

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Casino Redux: Unveiling the Global Network of Chinese Organized Crime

From the modern neon gambling sanctuaries of Macau to the harbors of Sydney, and from the vibrant streets of Vancouver to the ancient temples of Cambodia, the Triads have reshaped the underworld and shaken the very foundation of the casino industry, every scandal birthing a new, intricate tale of their veiled sway over the green felt tables.

Venture beyond the tourist brochures and discover a world where human lives are traded like commodities, wildlife is plundered for profit, and the dark arts of money laundering, cyberfraud and drug trafficking flourish. Here, corruption casts a long shadow, ensnaring political figures with the allure of great riches while government regulators turned a blind eye to the involvement of criminal overlords.

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Both educational and equally enthralling, CASINO REDUX delves into the tales of legendary Triad leaders, charting their rise to power and the strategic maneuvers they employed to gain a foothold in the lucrative global casino industry. CASINO REDUX illustrates the high-stakes battles, audacious heists, and deadly rivalries that solidified the Triads’ dominance in the gambling world.

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Book Reviews

Literary Titan

Casino Redux: Unveiling the Global Casino Network of Chinese Organized Crime by Anthony Cabot offers an insightful and meticulously researched glimpse into the clandestine world of organized crime in China and its global reach. While the common perception of Chinese organized crime might be limited, Cabot's exploration unveils the complex and often unnoticed impact of criminal syndicates, extending far beyond the borders of China. Cabot's narrative style, rich in detail and intensity, transforms an exhaustive study into an engaging read. The book resonates with the intrigue of fiction, yet it remains firmly rooted in the sobering reality of the Triads' expansive control. From foot soldiers to the affluent leaders orchestrating criminal activities, the author reveals the intricate layers of this underworld, operating just beneath the surface of everyday life and often eluding legal repercussions. A significant portion of the book delves into the Triads' influence over the modern gambling industry, drawing parallels to cinematic portrayals like Scorsese's "Casino." However, Cabot's analysis transcends mere storytelling. By dissecting the complex web of the Triads' operations and their impact on significant gambling hubs such as Vancouver, Sydney, and Macau, he uncovers their endeavors' staggering scope and profitability. Readers will find themselves enthralled by the depth of the underworld's infiltration into seemingly innocuous aspects of life, such as tourism and entertainment. Casino Redux: Unveiling the Global Casino Network of Chinese Organized Crime not only educates but leaves a lasting impression, altering perceptions of the gambling scene and the unseen presence of criminal syndicates. This book is a compelling read for anyone interested in the intricate dynamics of organized crime and its global implications.

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Take a journey into the heart of the global casino industry with Anthony Cabot's latest book, Casino Redux. Cabot brings unparalleled authority and expertise to unravel the intricate web of the Triads' involvement in the world of casinos. His distinguished career spanning 37 years in gaming law, including a tenure as the former chair of the gaming law practice at Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP, establishes him as a leading figure in the legal realm and the perfect mind to write such a book. In Casino Redux, Cabot combines his extensive legal knowledge with a riveting narrative that explores the profound influence of the Triads and other illegal crime organizations on the global casino stage. For those who don’t know, the Triads are traditional Chinese criminal organizations with roots dating back to the 17th century, originating as secret societies resisting foreign rule during the Qing Dynasty. Initially involved in noble dissent, they later shifted to criminal activities such as extortion, evolving into secretive and hierarchical structures. Modern Triads are notorious for organized crime, engaging in various illegal activities globally. Readers are treated to a rare and exciting glimpse into this cut-throat world and the many complexities that define this thrilling realm. The book’s main objective is to shed an in-depth light on the complicated and often disturbing world of criminal enterprises associated with the casino industry. Within the landscape of the text unfolds a compilation of illicit activities, ranging from drug dealing and loansharking to money laundering and, chillingly, murder. As Cabot maneuvers through the intricate web of criminality, the story delves into profound questions concerning the challenges faced by law enforcement and the pervasive influence exerted by these nefarious undertakings. The book prompts reflection on the precarious balance between those who face the consequences of their actions and those who manage to elude the grasp of justice. Cabot enriches the already comprehensive nature of Casino Redux by including an extensive 235 pages of notes and indices. This meticulous documentation not only testifies to the depth of research but also serves as a valuable reference, allowing readers to investigate specific details, legal nuances, and historical contexts explored in the book. Cabot's commitment to transparency and scholarly rigor is evident in this substantial section, providing a robust foundation for readers interested in further exploration. Cabot’s Casino Redux is an indispensable contribution for anyone seeking an in-depth understanding of the global casino landscape and its entanglements with organized crime. Get ready for an enthralling journey, skillfully narrated by a true luminary in the field.