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CASINO FANTASY

Escaping reality can be a costly mistake By Jerry “Stickman” Stich   If you are an average gambler on a multiple-day trip to a place like Las Vegas, you arrive at your hotel, drop your bags off in your room and immediately head to the casino. You then plop yourself down at the first open […]

HIGH RISK OR LONG HAUL?

From steady bankroll builders to high-voltage jackpots, find the video poker game that fits your style By John Grochowski   No matter how dedicated the video poker player, it’s all but impossible to memorize the ins and outs of strategy for every game and every pay table. If you’re going to flip back and forth […]

WELCOME TO THE GAME

AGS goes beyond launches by cutting through all the noise and bringing the game to players in a different way By Frank Legato   Most players find new slot games on their own, or read about them first in this publication, or see them on a YouTube channel. Slot supplier AGS has come up with […]

Inside the 2026 US Sweepstakes Casino Surge: How Operators Are Adapting to a Contracting State Map

The US sweepstakes-casino category entered 2026 in a posture the industry has not quite seen before. A model that built its audience between 2018 and 2024 by sitting outside the licensed-iGaming framework, drawing on a dual-coin promotional structure and an aggressive social-media spend, is now operating against a state map that gets smaller every quarter. […]

BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT

World Series of Poker returns to ESPN, bringing poker’s biggest stage-and its biggest stakes-back to primetime By Sean Chaffin   This month’s “Poker Notes” takes a look at some big news for the World Series of Poker along with some insight on a few poker players finding some interesting roles in the world of sports […]

DON’T BE A KNOW-IT-ALL

Think you’ve got the game figured out? A closer look at table basic strategy, and why less talk often means more respect By Al O’Grady   Within the first five minutes at the table, the tells are already there. Not the cinematic kind—the subtle flick of a wrist or a nervous glance— but something far […]

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