Could WSOP 2016 Be The Last Run By Caesars?
Rumor has it that there could be big changes in store for next year’s World Series of Poker. In mid-May, the Wall Street Journal ran a piece about the future of Caesars Interactive Entertainment (CIE), the subsidiary of Caesars Entertainment that owns the World Series of Poker. The story stated that Caesars Entertainment is accepting […]
iGaming and DFS Bills Currently Being Floated in Pennsylvania
At the end of 2015, online gambling advocates were excited at the prospects of a fourth state soon entering the USA’s regulated iGaming industry. There was every indication that it would be Pennsylvania as the state was close to passing House Bill 649 that would pave the way for the legalization and regulation of online […]
Spain’s Latest Revenue Results Show Evolving iGambling Market
In many parts of Europe, online gaming is struggling to bring in revenues, but there is one country that is seeing continued growth in the iGaming industry–Spain. While neighboring nations are seeing lackluster revenues, Spain is enjoying steady growth in online gaming, and with the country in the midst of a recession, the online casino […]
Nevada Now Considering iCasino and eSports Regulation
In 2013, Nevada became the first U.S. state to regulate online poker, but while land-based casinos are legal, online casino games continue to be illegal. That might soon change, though, as the Nevada Gaming Policy Committee recently got together in Carson City to discuss the possibility of changing gaming regulations to allow iPoker sites to […]
2016 WSOP Currently Underway in Vegas to Boost iPoker Revenues
The 2016 World Series of Poker is currently into its second week in Las Vegas, with thousands of poker players from the U.S. and around the world descending upon Sin City hoping to win big, and walk away having captured a gold winners bracelet. Needless to say, the state receives a significant boost from gaming […]
The Connection Between Science and Gambling
When you think about gambling, you think of fun and excitement, rather than maths problems and mathematical theory. Still, much of the development of mathematics has been moved forward as a result of gambling, forever linking the two subjects. As UK mathematician Adam Kucharski explains in his book ‘The Perfect Bet: How Science and Math […]
Card Counters Are Not The Casinos’ Main Threat
Cheating can be costly for casinos, but an industry expert recently shared a surprising fact that it’s not lone card counters that dealers should be on the lookout for. This expert, Eliot Jacobson, the president and founder of Jacobson Gaming, explained that card counters can typically walk away with only small profits from their antics, […]
