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Interior Image Group founder and CEO Patti Tritschler’s firm creates spaces that fuel discovery. By Peter White

As the visionary behind Interior Image Group (IIG), Patti Tritschler has led the company in redefining the design landscape of the hospitality and gaming industries. With a focus on creating immersive, guest-centric environments, IIG has become a trusted partner for some of the most iconic names in entertainment, including Caesars Entertainment. In this exclusive interview, Casino Life Magazine sits down with Patti to explore her design philosophy, IIG’s recent work on the stunning Caesars New Orleans, and what it takes to bring a luxury resort casino experience to life.

Please could you begin by telling us a little about Interior Image Group (IIG) and yourself?

An Archipelago in Midstream By Shaun McCamley

The Philippine gambling industry, long regarded as a significant contributor to the nation’s economy, is undergoing a period of dynamic change. With its dual-pronged approach encompassing both land-based and online operations, the Philippines has emerged as a regional leader in Southeast Asia's gaming sector. However, evolving regulations, shifting consumer preferences and technological advancements are reshaping the landscape.

Imagine Live is revolutionizing the fastest-growing segment in the casino sector: live gaming. From groundbreaking innovations to immersive storytelling, we deliver 'Live Casino Reimagined' to players worldwide. By Mark McGuinness.

Live casino continues to grow in popularity globally, what is driving this change?

The growth of live casino gaming worldwide is driven by shifting player preferences and advancements in technology. Today's players seek more than traditional gameplay—they want culturally rich narratives and authentic themes that resonate with their backgrounds

Unlike static Random Number Generator (RNG)-based games, live casinos offer a dynamic and immersive environment where players can interact in real-time with live dealers and other participants. This social aspect enhances trust, familiarity, and community, effectively bridging the gap between digital and physical casino experiences.

At a time when many in the casino industry and on Wall Street are waxing cautious about the coming year, Century Casinos is upbeat. It recently forecast a 10 percent revenue upsurge for 2025. This confidence seems at least partly justified by new, Century-built product in certain of its markets, but there may be more to the story. And who better to ask than CEO Peter Hoetzinger?

Casino Life recently sat down with Hoetzinger, with the recent U.S. presidential election (which he discussed) fresh in mind. It’s a time of flux, not just politically but for Century itself, which has made significant capital-reinvestment commitments to its U.S. properties. It’s also ramping up in Canada and attempting to make a polite exit from Poland, although the market is making that difficult. (Yes, Hoetzinger very candidly explains that, too.)