State Gambling Update: Interstate Model Moves Forward

Nevada Leadership

Nevada state is continuing to lead, guide and shape the online gaming market. Participating in innovative models of commerce and offering increasingly adapted platforms are two ways in which they do so.

Two significant new poker titles are scheduled to launch towards the back end of 2014, both under the auspices of 888. The two new sites to be launched as back end introductions at the end of 2014 are a Treasure Island site to be powered by 888, and another site owned outright by 888.

All-American Poker Network Platform

They will be added to the current version of the WSOP online poker room to form the All American Poker Network Platform Nevada. The goal is to provide benefits to a significant new stream of deposit bonuses and businesses as business activity and user volume increases, the player competition tightens and gaming providers increase their own competition for new users and gaming traffic.

The New Model of Interstate Gaming Commerce

As of early, 2015 Nevada and Delaware will become the first states to join forces in offering cross-border online poker entertainment to their players, paving the way for the pooling of jackpots and integration of commerce via P2P individual interstate interaction, so that other states may also view and embrace similar and evolving interstate models as well.

Delaware Kick-Start to Inspire States?

Delaware is a state that stands to experience a significant and telling impact in the future. Currently, thought the state allows gambling, the state continues to struggle to reap significant benefits, due to the limited market that the small state population represents.

If Delaware can benefit from sharing customers and jackpots across states, this would represent a significant evolution in an online gaming model that would yield greater revenues to all states, and could spur the acceptance of more rapid acceptance and regulation of gambling from an increasing amount of states.