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Slot Tech: How Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionizing Game Development
The gaming industry has always been at the forefront of technological innovation, and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into game development is no exception. In recent years, AI has been making significant strides in transforming various aspects of the gaming experience, and one area that stands out is slot game development. The combination of AI and slot technology has opened up new frontiers, enhancing player engagement, personalization, and overall gaming satisfaction.
Bankroll Balancing Act: Financial Planning for Slot Development Ventures
In the dynamic world of gaming, the slot development industry stands out as a vibrant and lucrative sector. However, success in this arena is not solely dependent on the creativity and innovation of game design; it also hinges on effective financial planning. The bankroll, often the lifeblood of any business venture, plays a crucial role in sustaining and growing a slot development studio.
So Kids, What Did We Learn From This Week’s House Session (05/04/23)?
We learned that Senate and House Democrats are fixated on supplying menstrual products in every public bathroom at public expense—this time, they want it provided in state and county correctional facilities at taxpayer expense with SB209. A similar bill, HB421, has already passed in the House, which is now awaiting its fate in the Senate.
“New Revenue Stream”; So What’s The Difference Between Democrat Lou D’Allesandro and Newly Minted Republican Senator Tim Lang?
“Reject expanded casino and video lottery gambling as a means to balance the budget or increase spending” That’s from the Republican Party Platform. Guess NH State Senator Tim Lang, in his exuberance of being more than a State Rep, decided to “exercise his muscles” and forgot that Republicans are supposed to be known for a … Read more
Why Casino Guides and Reviews are Useful
If you’re looking for a trustworthy online casino with a great selection of games and one that also has fantastic bonuses with fair and realistic wagering requirements, then you’ve come to the right place.
The US Sports Betting Industry in 2022
America’s four most popular sports are all in season right now, and the sports betting industry is loving it. Last year, the industry generated $4.29 billion in revenue from the $57.22 billion wagered.
What Are The Casino Regulations In Manchester?
There are several land-based casinos in and around Manchester, and they are all fully licensed to offer real money gambling services by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission – an independent non-departmental public body that is sponsored by the Department for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS).
How Does Online Casino Legality Change Between States in the US?
There is still no universal consensus on online casinos, and governing bodies are still not too sure how to deal with the growing popularity of the iGaming sector as well as online gambling.
What are the Benefits of Playing Crash Games?
Online casinos keep growing daily, especially since the introduction of new games. Among several other innovations, crypto crash games seem to have caught the attention of betting people. It is safe to say that the rapid popularity of cryptocurrencies also contributed to the adoption of crash games.
New Hampshire’s Advantage Over Massachusetts Widens but for How Long?
The Boston Herald has a piece lamenting the poor performance of Massachusetts’ leaders. New Hampshire continues to dominate the region economically and strategically while the Bay State looks for ways to do worse.
New Hampshire Casino Gambling Bill Officially Dead for This Session
There’s no lucky 21 for State Senator Lou D’Allesandro. The 2019 version of legislation to introduce casino gambling to the Granite State took a gut punch a few weeks ago when a House committee rejected the Senate approved bill by a vote of 17-2.
NH House Committee Rejects Senate Casino Gambling Bill 17-2
The New Hampshire House is where Democrat Lou D’Allesnadro’s Casino Bill’s often go to die. But they don’t always die in committee. And not like this.
Gambling with Our People
by Cornerstone Attorney, Christopher Jay, Esq The New Hampshire legislature is contemplating HB 480 which would legalize sports betting in the Granite State. Why shouldn’t we just legalize and regulate expanded gambling? After all, New Hampshire has had a lottery for years, generating revenue for the state. People are going to bet on sports anyway, … Read more
GrokTALK! – GOP It’s Hard to Know Ya!
We talk Jaspercrats on the House Judiciary Committee (hello! primary); NH RNC Committeemen (and women) actively undermining the Republican party platform; and the Republican House passed a bill to harpoon local transparency this week. We also spend some time on the casinos, the Hoell amendment, and other stabs at liberty with regard to gambling.
Kathy Sullivan Channels Adam Smith?
Kathy Sullivan channels Adam Smith (?) in John DiStaso’s Granite Status…(In regard to the Casino Bill Vote)
“But what amazed me is the lack of willingness (by opponents of both parties) to recognize the amount of gambling we already have in New Hampshire, with all of the under-regulated charitable gaming, and it continues to grow and grow,” Sullivan said.
“It’s as if they don’t see it, but it’s there.”
The key phrases here are “under-regulated” and “continues to grow and grow.”
If Sullivan’s intellectual agility were not chained to the statist dogma of the Democrat party she might have been able to reach the obvious conclusion that if you under regulate “it,” “it” is almost guaranteed to grow and grow, and that includes employment, wages, wealth creation, opportunity, self-reliance, charity, and even tax revenue; while costs and prices are not-so-mysteriously driven inexorably down by growing choice and competition.
Casino Bill was Defeated by Large Margin, 199-164 [Updated and Bumped]
From Spec Bowers…
Casino bill was defeated by large margin, 199-164. I thought it would be close.
I thought it would be closer as well but gambling is one of those issues that has broad bi-partisan opposition. There are factions on the left that are hard core progressive wellsprings that oppose gambling as if they actually had morals or something. And I think Hassan over-reached when she presented a budget as if the gambling money was a given.
Bad idea. I think that turned the Democrats who might have considered easing into it on the other side of a fence they were too pissed off to cross.
And let us face facts. Gambling is just not a good fit for the Granite state given the dynamics of the region, it has not delivered on its promises in the Northeast, and in the end it is a crutch for growing government on more false promises.
Update: According to Jim Rubens from the Granite State Coalition Against Expanded Gambling, after the Casino vote there was a motion to reconsider. That motion failed 212-155.
Jim’s email on the jump
Majority Report on SB152 The Casino Gambling Bill
I don’t typically post reports from the House Journal because I am not flush with the time necessary to read them on any sort of regular basis. But the committee vote on SB152, the most recent effort to plop a Casino somewhere on the New Hampshire landscape, was close–and just happened to go my way. What better incentive than that to report the results of that report…?
…to see what the bipartisan committee saw that inspired them to suggest, not so much that any Casino would be bad for New Hampshire–which is my position–but that SB152 was just a lousy effort at getting one even if you were in favor of it.
So here is the where and why of how the bill fails and should, by Rep Mary Jane Wallner.
Gambling Addiction
From the Granite State Coalition Against Expanded Gambling…
The “no proof” meme was laid to completely rest yesterday at hearings before the community impacts subcommittee of the House special joint SB152 committee. Here is the Nashua Telegraph’s story on these hearings.
Dr. Rachel Volberg, the world’s most widely published gambling addiction expert, presented the most current data from her 2012 meta-analysis of all 202 gambling addiction studies worldwide conducted since 1975. These findings disappoint both pro- and anti-casino advocates, but the findings are abundantly clear: