With a year of increased regulatory scrutiny all over the world, there is a high possibility that gaming industry will face strict rules and regulations as well as responsible gaming in 2020. The good thing about this is that, the regulations will be very flexible on some forms of gambling. But for land-based casinos its going to be a different story. As it stands, the gambling industry is facing a massive negative media attention mostly in the UK. This is were issues as advertising, along wit the use of credit cards have been appearing in the press. This has resulted…

Online gambling has become something of a trend amongst avid gamers and due to the convenient nature, perks and variety, it’s no surprise that players are choosing online gaming over land based entertainment. However for some, despite the perks of online gambling, many players still enjoyed human interaction and communication at the tables. And unfortunately without the kind of technology we have today, they opted to visit land based casinos regardless of the appeal of online casinos. That was until online slots were introduced in the 1990’s. Thanks to leading software developers, the revolutionary introduction of online video slots changed…

RGJ.com – From grocery stores to government agencies, there seems to be an app for nearly every entity. It comes as no surprise, then, that mobile apps are beginning to spill over into casino gaming. How far mobile gambling may go remains to be seen — and depends on state laws. According to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, poker and sports betting are the only forms of remote mobile app-based gambling currently legal in Nevada. For example, in Nevada, it’s possible to view the entire William Hill US sports book wagering menu on a mobile device and place bets from…