Bill would allow mobile gaming in hotel rooms

[The Buzz]

A bill introduced in the Nevada Legislature would allow the state's resorts to expand the reach of mobile gambling devices to go beyond public areas in casinos and into hotel rooms on the premises.

A few resorts in Las Vegas, like The Venetian and The Palazzo, allow mobile gaming in bars, restaurants, lounges and other common areas. However, mobile gaming ends once you reach your hotel room. This bill hopes to change that.

From CasinoCityTimes.com:

The bill by Assemblyman William Horne, D-Las Vegas, is an attempt to help casinos remain in touch with younger customers accustomed to using technology to get service wherever and whenever they like.

[ocreditor]

Hmm, that's certainly an interesting an idea. I'll be watching to see what happens.

[grem]

so what is next ipads in your room connected to your registered credit card ready to spend?

So will they have their own software to gamble at the same casino and will they block out competing casinos?

They need to worry about filling up more of their hotel rooms first