Halloween is all about treats and no tricks for online gamblers in Delaware.
On Thursday, Delaware officially became the first state to launch whats’ being called “a full suite of Internet gambling.”
Twenty-five to 75 players who have registered online at sites maintained by Delaware’s three racetrack casinos will be permitted to play during a week of testing of the system.
But as USA Today confirms this afternoon, by November 8th, anybody registered and physically in Delaware “will be able to play blackjack, poker, roulette and slots for money.”
“This is another chapter in Delaware’s history of staying competitive in the gaming industry,” said Thomas Cook, Delaware’s finance secretary. “It is something that has to grow, but we’re in a fiercely competitive environment here. This is just one more opportunity for entertainment.”
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