Although online gambling is already up and running in Nevada it hasn’t had much of an impact on the wider iGaming world. A fluctuating population of around 2,750,000 people as well as the best selection of land-based gambling options in the country was never going to create a major market.
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Sunday’s New York Times carried a bombshell tucked quietly inside an otherwise pedestrian piece about Disney ramping up political efforts to thwart the further expansion of casinos in Florida.
It seems that for the sake of ideological purity, Disney has decided to halt the use of Star Wars and Marvel characters or themes on slot machines by whatever legal method is available. The Mouse House now owns Marvel and Lucasfilm, so they can obviously do whatever they wish. Reportedly, this shift is already underway.
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Mark Zuckerberg took a dump on HTML5 two years ago. And while it and its tools have evolved, developers are still dealing with that stigma.
But now might be the dawn of the next generation of HTML5.
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The US Virgin Islands Casino Control Commission and the Office of the Governor on Wednesday issued a much anticipated press statement confirming that the “Virgin Islands Internet Gaming and Internet Gambling Act” is legal.
Governor John de Jongh said, “This marks a turning point in the diversification of our gaming industry from land-based casinos and racinos, to internet gaming and gambling.”
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The time has come for Nevada online poker players to celebrate six months of regulated action. The traffic has continued to grow and the competition between Ultimate Poker and WSOP is heating up.
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