In this article, Scott Longley of Regulus Partners takes a close look at the recent acquisition of Pokertsars by Amaya and the state of the i-gaming space. While Longley is relatively optimistic about the potential success of Amaya moving forward, he does present valid arguments that bring to light skepticism surrounding the “hype” about Amaya’s […]
In a posting I made in June 2014, I stated that one of the ways NJ online poker could thrive was to pool liquidity. In particular I said: “Poker is practically a dead horse and the operators should consider pooling liquidity and using one software provider for the entire State with all the operators sharing […]
Very interesting article from The Japan Times that provides an overview of the junket model in Macau and the massive credit some of the VIP players are extended. If we are to believe the facts of this article, the debtor in question, Mr. Lou would be by far the biggest gambling debtor of all time […]
Interesting to see what the Ontario Government will do with this. Presently, offshore operators operate in Ontario (and Canada for that matter) with impunity. I have always said that with regulation, especially with Government run internet gaming operations, there must be a coordinated effort to crack down on the offshore operators. Would be interesting to […]
Supporters of federal legalization of Internet gaming could be the biggest losers following the 2014 midterm elections, according to analysts. The issue is not expected to gain traction in Washington, D.C., come January, after the new Congress is seated. With Republicans taking control of the U.S. Senate and gaining a larger majority in the House of Representatives, […]