Delaware online rises while Nevada falls

Online poker in Delaware has seen a significant rise in fortunes for August with the state regulators reporting a 24% increase in revenues to $38,655 which is the second month in a row state online gambling has enjoyed a rise in revenues following July that revenues rose by 22.6%.

 

It is not such good news for Nevada however with their online poker, following the announcement that land based gambling in the state suffered a fall for August as the online poker sector fell 22.5% to revenues for the month at $742,000, which is the second consecutive month of falling revenues.

 

The only good news for Nevada is that compared to the same period last August the 2014 result showed a rise of 8.7%, with September 2013 to August 2014 having a total online gaming win of $11.1 million.

Claire

iGaming & land based specialist reporter for the global gaming market

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