Yesterday I wrote a post on how Zynga will not become the next PokerStars in the event that the US legalizes online poker. One of my readers, zimba, posted in the comments: You elude to Zynga monetizing play money players, but you don’t mention specifically how they do that. Can you elaborate? To be clear, …
I’ve seen a few sights link to the LA Times op ed piece about why online poker should be legalized and regulated but I also ran across a similar point of view from Forbes. Increasingly it seems that the mainstream media is taking the industry’s side in this debate. In many cases, such as in …
In the past I’ve written about the future of online poker but a rather well-known affiliate sent me an email recently and in my response I threw out a scenario that would not be very good for poker affiliates. I mentioned in the email that I might elaborate on the thought on my blog so …
Seems my recent post about the future of online poker has stirred up some debate on 2+2. I’m really not sure why I get more comments on the Facebook feed of my site or via emails or now on 2+2 to what I write than I do in the comments here but . . . …
Pokerati posted recently regarding rumors that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will introduce a bill to legalizing online poker. DanM speculated: Hmm, interesting. Now the purpose of the American Gaming Association’s shift in policy stance is becoming a bit clearer. Considering that they’re the representative voice for B/M casinos, you can see a plausible plan …