Here are some of the top stories in mobile and online gaming that we’ve been monitoring in recent days.
Over the weekend, a report from the SunHerald revealed that Mississippi’s chief gambling regulator is taking charge of a group that “will gather data on how Internet gambling and sports betting are working other states.” Ostensibly, the goal is to evaluate whether online and mobile gambling is right for the State of Mississippi.
Scientific Games Corporation has provided a statement to mGamingWatch confirming a three-year extension to its contract with the Delaware State Lottery. Scientific Games supplies both lottery and central monitoring systems.
German secondary research organization yStats is out with a new report that has the global gaming community taking notice. “Global Online Gambling and Betting Market 2014″ depicts the latest trends and developments in the fast-growing mobile and online gambling industry. In the report, researchers reveal that the online gambling and betting segment is now greatly “enhanced” by the spread of smartphones and tablet computers.
In the digital age, more than just marketing is going high-tech. Even the good old-fashioned gigantic mixing drum used in raffles taking place everywhere from casino lobbies to bingo halls are doing digital.
With online gambling now in full swing across Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey, there are scores of winners who differ from the losing pack and actually have earnings to show for their online and mobile poker playing.
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