WEC
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Just to give you all some idea of how long it will be before any sites start-up based on this legislation, I was listening to the Caesars Entertainment earnings conference call yesterday when the CEO discussed it...
In Nevada, we received an interactive gaming operator license from the NGC, a key conceptual lunching of real-money online poker in our state. We expect to begin offering online real-money poker in Nevada in the coming months...
I would hope that the New Jersey regulators will take a look at what Nevada has already done since a lot of great work has been done by the Nevada authorities to get ready for online gaming in Nevada. With a little luck, perhaps that takes a year, for the regulations to be in place and suitability to be established given that applicants would all be existing offline operators. And then one could imagine that you'd be up and running within several months of that. So I would say, at the more optimistic end of the range, maybe 18 months -- somewhere between 18 months and 2 years following the governor's filing of this piece of legislation.
As far as the software they will use:
Well, I'll try to give you a little bit of a flavor of the software licenses for Poker. So we have 2 tracks underway at CIE on Poker platform. The first is the use of the 888 software with minor modification, and we have the right to use that software and introduce it, for example, in Nevada under what we consider to be quite reasonable terms. And I would expect that when we go live in Nevada, you'll see us on the 888 platform. We also, as you recall, acquired the right to use and customize the software platform of Barriere Digital all from France. We think that is a state-of-the-art perform. We have developers working on its modification to suit the World Series of Poker as we speak. So at some point when that modification is complete, we'd anticipate that we might migrate off of the 888 platform and onto the Barriere platform in due time.
In Nevada, we received an interactive gaming operator license from the NGC, a key conceptual lunching of real-money online poker in our state. We expect to begin offering online real-money poker in Nevada in the coming months...
I would hope that the New Jersey regulators will take a look at what Nevada has already done since a lot of great work has been done by the Nevada authorities to get ready for online gaming in Nevada. With a little luck, perhaps that takes a year, for the regulations to be in place and suitability to be established given that applicants would all be existing offline operators. And then one could imagine that you'd be up and running within several months of that. So I would say, at the more optimistic end of the range, maybe 18 months -- somewhere between 18 months and 2 years following the governor's filing of this piece of legislation.
As far as the software they will use:
Well, I'll try to give you a little bit of a flavor of the software licenses for Poker. So we have 2 tracks underway at CIE on Poker platform. The first is the use of the 888 software with minor modification, and we have the right to use that software and introduce it, for example, in Nevada under what we consider to be quite reasonable terms. And I would expect that when we go live in Nevada, you'll see us on the 888 platform. We also, as you recall, acquired the right to use and customize the software platform of Barriere Digital all from France. We think that is a state-of-the-art perform. We have developers working on its modification to suit the World Series of Poker as we speak. So at some point when that modification is complete, we'd anticipate that we might migrate off of the 888 platform and onto the Barriere platform in due time.
CAMurray
CardsChat Elite
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There are several sites I now play at that are owned by B&M casinos here in NV who have attained there OLP licenses and have launched their sites back in the summer. They have been working out the kinks for months and are ready to "flip the switch" according to some really attentive online customer service mods.
My favorite is GMP below.
Awesome Software.
My favorite is GMP below.
Awesome Software.
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roland cote
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Just came over Yahoo.com....10;30 pm Wednesday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013...0227?feedType=RSS&feedName=marketsNews&rpc=43
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013...0227?feedType=RSS&feedName=marketsNews&rpc=43
Blobweird123
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Hasn't really been defined 100% yet. My take on it is I would think you have to live here. But again its all hear say right now...
CAMurray
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Rappyness
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I heard that it is now legal in New Jersey to gamble online. Also the signing of the bill should give the green light to the pokerstars acquisition of the Atlantic Club. PokerStars is hoping to receive a New Jersey gaming license and join the New Jersey regulated online gambling market when it goes live. Man, cant wait for PokerStars to make it happen so I dont have to use WU to deposit and I can now deposit using visa! Also it might help on speeding up cashing out for US players!
imboosted
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Thanks!
Blobweird123
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Where in Jersey are ya? And secondly, I have used Wells Fargo Visa Debit for Bovada, ACR and Carbon with absolutely no problems. And yes. It is now officially legal to gamble online in NJ. Though some say the feds will try to decide what parts of casino gaming will be allowed online and whether poker should be one of them. As in, legalize slots and blackjack, but illegalize poker. Why let the ones go that can actually bankrupt someone on purely luck is beyond me. Either way, I don't see it going down so I think we're in the clear!
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Rappyness
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Where in Jersey are ya? And secondly, I have used Wells Fargo Visa Debit for Bovada, ACR and Carbon with absolutely no problems. And yes. It is now officially legal to gamble online in NJ. Though some say the feds will try to decide what parts of casino gaming will be allowed online and whether poker should be one of them. As in, legalize slots and blackjack, but illegalize poker. Why let the ones go that can actually bankrupt someone on purely luck is beyond me. Either way, I don't see it going down so I think we're in the clear!
I'm in Central, New Jersey. My visa debit card just doesn't make me do any transaction related to poker online which is why I was saying maybe now I will be able to. They better pick poker online because I would rage if they dont! Fudge slots and blackjack! Really hope everything falls into place!
CAMurray
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<<<< Just moved from 9 & 18
I'm frum Joisy, youfrum Joisy?
BTW I have an Awesome Host comp contact at the Borgata. you give a C-note on the sly and get 2 nights on top with all meals, wine and tips comped for the 3 day/2night stay and whatever he does in the computer, they kiss your ars at the tables. Hit me a PM if your interested and can convince me he wont get busted.
Nice to be fluffed every now and then.
I'm frum Joisy, youfrum Joisy?
BTW I have an Awesome Host comp contact at the Borgata. you give a C-note on the sly and get 2 nights on top with all meals, wine and tips comped for the 3 day/2night stay and whatever he does in the computer, they kiss your ars at the tables. Hit me a PM if your interested and can convince me he wont get busted.
Nice to be fluffed every now and then.
Rappyness
Rock Star
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Pretty close man! I am from Sayreville! At this moment my visa still doesn't work
Blobweird123
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Pretty close man! I am from Sayreville! At this moment my visa still doesn't work
Well there is still a lot that needs to be done here. It won't be instant gratification and will take a while. Also, I believe banks themselves would still have the right to choice whether they wanted to fund a gambling account or not.
kidkvno1
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