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Manne wrote:
The regulated states of New Jersey and Delaware both saw month-over-month increases in online poker revenue in December, with the Garden State posting a modest 1.4% gain and The First State topping that with a 7.4% boost.
NJ has now enjoyed three consecutive months of increases, while Delaware has improved the last two. The other regulated state, Nevada, doesn’t publicly release ipoker revenue information unless at least three sites are in operation.
That record is the arrival of PokerStars, as the site will make its triumphant return to the U.S. market within the next few months. Odds are that even more online gamblers in New Jersey will make deposits and play once the familiar red spade is back in action stateside.
Why PokerStars never acted sooner is a mystery! Post your questions about PokerStars, promotions and PokerStars client in this board. Feedback is appreciated!
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Manne wrote:
Why PokerStars never acted sooner is a mystery! Post your questions about PokerStars, promotions and PokerStars client in this board. Feedback is appreciated!
PokerStars is approved for a license in New Jersey. ... industry and for the return of PokerStars to the United States. .... PokerStars is back!
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snobben wrote:
PokerStars is approved for a license in New Jersey. ... industry and for the return of PokerStars to the United States. .... PokerStars is back!
Welcome PokerStar😡 Great news for the game lovers. And congrates for constant rise in both the businesses!
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Stan Rogers wrote:
Welcome PokerStar😡 Great news for the game lovers. And congrates for constant rise in both the businesses!
This means money for the state and we need it😡!
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NJ has now enjoyed three consecutive months of increases, while Delaware has improved the last two. The other regulated state, Nevada, doesn’t publicly release ipoker revenue information unless at least three sites are in operation.
That record is the arrival of PokerStars, as the site will make its triumphant return to the U.S. market within the next few months. Odds are that even more online gamblers in New Jersey will make deposits and play once the familiar red spade is back in action stateside.