Last week we have asked you to help our internet-less colleagues in New-Jersey, and rank the various B2B platforms that were already adopted by the local bricks-and-mortar properties.
The poll was exclusively hosted on the iGaming Business group on LinkedIn for two simple reasons: 1. they were nice enough people to allow us to do so, and 2. they actually have readers who comment. Yes, we know, your mind has just blown up… you never thought the option to comment on a post you like even existed – how remarkable (PS: that’s somewhat irrelevant to you Thomas – you have never had ANY thought, at all).
Anyway, as promised, here are the results!
It turned out that Caesars decision to partner with 888 was the right choice to make. 34% of the voters agreed on that.
Coming right after them is the Borgata (owned by MGM & Boyd), who partnered with bwin.party and have managed to convince 25% of the voters.
The question is – what about the Tropicana? Even after picking the platform behind one of the more successful online brands in the UK (GameSys), they have finished last with only 5% support.
The Golden Nugget with Bally (15%) and Trump Plaza with GameAccount (13%) have finished 3rd and 4th, but the difference between all last 3 spots was only one voter apart, so it’s less distinctive.
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Have you ever tried playing a slot machine in one of the online casinos when your computer sound is on mute? Have a go – it’s a surreal feeling, as suddenly the same game you know is less appealing. Unlike one of those common days in which Thomas is on vacation, you sense that something important is missing.
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