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Pegasus Gaming PGGG acquires the exclusive rights for licensing Chimera 2.1, a complete online Internet gaming software package developed by 724bingo.com, which incorporates u.s.a
Sports Book Wagering Platform (SBWP) bathurst
Full line of Online Internet Casino games heath
Horse Racing whence
Mobile Gaming dispensable
“Birds Eye” Management System (BEMS) cost
Pegasus offers complete Turn-Key online Gaming solutions to companies who wish to operate their own White Label platforms such as Sports Betting, Casino, Horse Racing, Multi-Players Poker and Mobile Casino platforms on the Internet/Mobile devises, in the form of licensing its proprietary software and management services. sturdy.
INTERNET GAMING cutesy
There has been explosive growth in online gambling sites since the introduction of the World Wide Web in the early 1990s. With the increasing presence of these operations — mostly run offshore — the U.S. Congress as early as 1995 began to address this issue through legislation that would ban Internet gambling. frankfurter.
Background coltsfoot
The first online gambling site launched in August 1995. It is currently estimated that there are well over 2,000 Internet gambling Web sites offering various wagering options, including sports betting, casino games, lotteries and bingo. celebes.
Internet gambling revenue in 2005 was estimated at $11.9 billion and is projected to double by 2010, according to Christiansen Capital Advisors (CCA). conch.
CCA estimates that nearly 23 million people gambled on the internet in 2005. Approximately 8 million of those gamblers were from the United States. almighty.
GAMING REVENUE: 10-YEAR TRENDS coliform.
As the gaming industry has expanded throughout the United States, the gross annual revenue has steadily increased. Gross gambling revenue (GGR) is the amount wagered minus the winnings returned to players, a true measure of the economic value of gambling. GGR is the figure used to determine what a casino, racetrack, lottery or other gaming operation earns before taxes, salaries and other expenses are paid — the equivalent of “sales,” not “profit.” In 2004, for example, the commercial casino industry had GGR of more than $30 billion*, but paid over $12 billion in wages and benefits and more than $4.9 billion in taxes, plus other expenses. curdle.
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