Casinoization

Have we witnessed the "casinoization" of Wall Street with its emphasis on short-term returns on investments?

But for many less-well-off writers, such fees have moved out of range. It is difficult to know what is lost through this rapid casinoization of the literary marketplace, but I suspect a substantial degree of diversity of voice and perspective has gone missing.

Rather, the casinoization of gambling debates under New Labour reflected and reinforced a significant reorientation in political economic approach, involving the unabashed celebration of corporate leisure spectacles […]

The concept of casinoization refers to social, economic, cultural, and political consequences of the booming gambling industry in a specific society.