Card Player – The state of Delaware saw its three gambling facilities generate $206,833 in online gaming revenue during the month of March, according to figures from the Delaware Lottery. Poker accounted for $84,391 of that figure. Delaware Park, Dover Downs and Harrington Raceway were given the green light late last year to begin offering online betting to those physically within the state. Februrary’s online gaming revenue was $166,454, of which poker accounted for $73,971. Revenues have been growing steadily since the launch last fall. Delaware Park captured the lion’s share of March’s revenue with $131,846. For comparison, New Jersey…

Three casinos will launch the first phase of the Delaware online gambling operation Wednesday morning, opening web portals for free slots, poker, blackjack and roulette games. The no-money games are the precursor to the state’s coming full-service, real-cash online gambling operation, now slated for launch at the end of October. Starting at 6 a.m., each Delaware casino’s homepage will direct visitors to the Facebook-linked game platform DoubleDown Casino, run by slot machine company IGT, one of Delaware’s contractual slots vendors. Delaware remains on track to be the first state in the nation to offer a full compliment of legal casino…

From Delaware Online – Delaware has posted its proposed regulations for Internet gambling. The document is 27 pages of dry legalese, designed to cover every possible option that a would-be licensed agent and provider could conjure up. It’s pretty impressive stuff. But it won’t work. Not that there is anything wrong with the regulations. I’ll leave that to the lawyers and other professionals to decide. It won’t work in the sense that Delaware is trying to contain online gambling. The state wants controls and safeguards that would protect the public and the state’s interests. The dangerous word in those sentences…

The Delaware online gambling regulations have been released in a draft, and the public will be permitted to comment on them until July 31st. Unlike in New Jersey and Nevada – the only two other states in the nation to pass similar legislation thus far – the Delaware Internet betting industry will be run by the Delaware State Lottery. In New Jersey and Nevada, the market is overseen by state gambling regulators. Delaware Online Gambling to offer Suite of Games According to the text of the regulations, which are currently only in a first draft form, the Delaware Lottery will…

From iGamingBusiness Three months after issuing a request for proposals for the provision of online gambling services, the small eastern American state of Delaware has selected a joint offer from Scientific Games Corporation, 888 Holdings and Williams Interactive LLC. Delaware received 14 bids from groups interested in serving as the ‘primary vendor’ to the Delaware State Lottery of online gaming systems and services including games such as keno, bingo and poker alongside other table and video lottery games and intends to launch its iGaming enterprise before the end of the year. The request for proposals also included the provision to…