Outlook
Employment in the gaming industry is expected to increase by 5 percent (or about as fast as the average for all careers) through 2028, according to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). The public's interest in gambling, new gaming venues, and the growth of casinos throughout the country have kept this industry growing for the past few decades, although there is an increasing risk of oversaturation that may cause some existing casinos to close.
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