Abstract
Gaming Law Review proudly dedicates this issue to Professor I. Nelson Rose, our esteemed Editor Emeritus, as he celebrates his 75th birthday.
This special Festschrift honors Nelson’s extraordinary contributions as a pioneering gaming law educator, author, and attorney.
We have invited distinguished scholars and colleagues to contribute articles that reflect the breadth and impact of his career.
Each submission will explore a gaming-related topic connected to an aspect of Nelson’s work, ensuring a cohesive tribute to his legacy.
Among the notable contributions, this issue will feature:
The Place of Stanley Ho (1921–2020) in Macau Casino Gaming History by Jorge Godinho, examining the legacy of a pivotal figure in global gaming. Gambling in Guam by Robert Jarvis, exploring the legal and cultural dimensions of gaming in a unique jurisdiction. The Impact of Daily Fantasy Sports on Mobile Sports Betting by Ronald Rychlak, analyzing evolving trends in gaming law and technology.
We are grateful to Professor Bob Jarvis for proposing this project and to all contributors who are helping make this a fitting surprise for Nelson.
We look forward to presenting this milestone issue, a testament to Nelson’s enduring influence on gaming law and beyond.