Here are some of the top stories in mobile and online gaming that we’ve been monitoring in recent days.
Exclusive: Las Vegas Just Not ‘Mobile’ Enough
A new report from a leading market research firm will show that a solid majority of Las Vegas gaming regulars believe the casino capitol of the world simply isn’t mobile enough yet.
Raising the Bar(s): iGaming Offshore Could Mean Gambling Your Freedom in Mississippi
States entertaining the prospect of legalized online gambling within their borders are stepping up efforts to ensure that any prospective digital gambling activity (and subsequent revenue) isn’t lost to unauthorized offshore online gambling platforms.
Expedia Acquiring Travelocity for $280 Million
On Friday, news came from Expedia that the company has just reached a mammoth deal to acquire travel booking behemoth Travelocity, which now boasts of 20 million users monthly.
Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace Touts ‘Electronic Talent Roster’
Entertainment is never lacking in Las Vegas, but if you know where to look, you may find even more than you had bargained for.
3 or More States to Introduce Online Gambling in 2015
While a handful of states rushed to launch online gambling as soon as it was legal to do so in the United States, several more states have taken their time to weigh the pros and cons. As an added benefit of this protracted period of contemplation, states have had the time to learn from the areas of opportunity of the first few states to legalize online gambling (Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey) and search for proposed solutions.
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