Online gambling revenues fall short

[The Buzz]

State lawmakers who dream of dollar signs from legalized online gambling might want to pause for a moment to consider Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey.


http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...hort/11306661/

[harrisrando]

This is just the beginning. I'm sure that in the following years the numbers will grow bigger and bigger.

[ocreditor]

I believe revenue will grow in the long run

[LottoRevenues.com]

it will give a hit on the wing for global casino's that are quietly accepting us players like some of the Rival brands..
player would rather go for those official legalized brands to ensure confidence.

[daweller]

These legalized online casinos in NJ, NV etc
Do they have good affiliate programs?
Maybe they thought they would do well without us?

[Casino Online Rating]

These legalized online casinos in NJ, NV etc
Do they have good affiliate programs?
Maybe they thought they would do well without us?

If memory serves me right, in New Jersey you need to obtain a license to be an affiliate (and its different types depending on the model they work on) and you can't promote offshore sites at the same time?

[ocreditor]

These legalized online casinos in NJ, NV etc
Do they have good affiliate programs?
Maybe they thought they would do well without us?

Its a combination of what you said and;

They want the money to stay in the US and not leak out so the bureaucracy to become affiliate if you are not US citizen is
too clumsy and you are asked to provide all your private details to the US authorities.

[ocreditor]

... in New Jersey you need to obtain a license to be an affiliate

Yeap you'll need a license to become an affiliate - this is the word I was looking for

[iGamingWriter]

it will give a hit on the wing for global casino's that are quietly accepting us players like some of the Rival brands..
player would rather go for those official legalized brands to ensure confidence.

I could see dark days ahead for many players if US states continue to move towards licensing. Brands that currently accept US players are going to find their markets getting squeezed until (if all states license) they no longer have a functioning gimmick. Many of these brands have far from stellar reputations as it is, things will only get worse if the bottom line is hit.

[ocreditor]

I could see dark days ahead for many players if US states continue to move towards licensing. Brands that currently accept US players are going to find their markets getting squeezed until (if all states license) they no longer have a functioning gimmick. Many of these brands have far from stellar reputations as it is, things will only get worse if the bottom line is hit.

Your scenario is not so imaginary, time will tell I guess