While usage of American Express has waned through most online casinos, it is still a viable deposit method. Many online casinos, including some of the major players in the industry, still use this charge card to make funding an account as easy as possible, as the American Express casinos have not disappeared. With even MasterCard’s … Read more
More MyPayLinq casinos have begun to emerge, with various new ways for players to make simple deposits. Despite its inherent simplicity, MyPayLinq has not yet caught on to more than a handful of casinos, but this is a trend that is likely to change. Currently, only a handful of different casinos have adopted MyPayLinq. These … Read more
Many online casinos have ceased accepting deposit methods outside of credit cards, effectively forcing some players to turn to a method of deposit that may have been previously ignored – prepaid cards. The popularity of prepaid cards has risen substantially due to the lack of accepted e-wallets, which has brought many users to prepaid cards … Read more
July 25th, 2011 – by Glen Farmer While MoneyLineWallet is still a relatively new deposit method, which means that not many casinos have yet to start using this service. Though few casinos have begun to use it, the number is rising regularly. Having come to monitor this service extensively, we have found that it is … Read more
July 4th, 2011 – by Glen Farmer Two of the biggest deposit methods in the online gambling industry have gone the way of the Dodo bird, figuratively speaking. These deposit methods have become the latest victims in the Department of Justice’s attack on the online gambling industry. Both UseMyWallet and eWalletXpress have been forced off … Read more
For several years players have been waiting for SlotsVille Casino to open their doors, and the time has finally come for users to partake in this casino most excellent. Though some are are predicting the death of the U.S. online gambling industry, SlotsVille casino is proving that things could be quite the opposite. “I’ve been … Read more
February 28th, 2011 – by Glen Farmer Attorney General Luther Strange has come to an agreement with the three major gaming equipment manufacturers in the state to remove their machines from Alabama. This, Strange is hoping, is the beginning of the end of the long, strange trip that has mired the gambling industry in Alabama. … Read more
February 16th, 2011 – by Glen Farmer Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville Casino and Restaurant has recently been given the go-ahead by the Biloxi City Council to begin developing the casino project in the city. The casino is expected to be 60,000 square feet of gaming, restaurants, and event centers. “We’re happy that they approved the project … Read more
February 11th, 2011 – by Glen Farmer January of 2011 has continued the downward spiral that has gripped the casinos in Atlantic City. The gambling hub’s overall revenue has dropped another 13 percent in January, bringing the oceanside resort’s declining revenue to a period of four years. The New Jersey Casino Control Commission has reported … Read more
February 10th, 2011 – by Glen Farmer According to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, gamblers wagered a total of $37.4 million on the slot machines at Presque Isle Downs and Casino during the week of January 31st through February 6th. The casino returned $33.7 million of this money back to the players. This shows that … Read more