The word is out! GAMBL’s press release is now live!
GAMBL.io Launches Pre-Order Sale of Coins, Advocates for Mass Adoption of Blockchain Technology Throughout the Betting Industry.
The Gambling Industry Needs To Adopt Blockchain Technology, Not Bitcoin!
Bitcoin is amazing in both its history and its range of functions. But these functions are limited.
What is Gaming 3.0?
Gaming 3.0 is the adoption of underlying blockchain technology to create new value for users and operators alike.
The GAMBL Coin Pre Order Sale
The upcoming GAMBL Pre-Order Sale, August 1st, is your first opportunity to get in the game, and reserve your GAMBL coins!
The Expanding Reach of NFTs
Once just a niche part of crypto in their earliest days, NFTs have grown into an industry all their own. Many are highly creative and entertaining, but there are others which feel uninspired and forced. As with any other art, beauty and meaning is in the eye of the beholder.
The problem with the media parroting regulation
The September 2021 issue of Sports Illustrated was focused almost exclusively on online gambling and prominent announcements of their upcoming sportsbook.
UAE and Wynn deal shows promise for gambling expansion
Major casinos have been working diligently in recent years to establish a presence in the Gulf region and it appears to be showing some positive results.
Online Poker & The Streaming Boom
What started as just a fun way to broadcast games to friends or teach others how to improve has grown into something much more. Now there are streamers sponsored by poker sites, poker software providers, and various others inside and outside of the industry.
BETDAQ joins large list of sportsbooks banning winners
Even after referring to themselves as “The People’s Exchange” in many marketing efforts, a BETDAQ employee has provided confirmation to the growing number of user complaints that they are banning people simply for winning a bit too often.
Online Betting: A Danger to Society or a Personal Freedom Worth Defending?
In covering the unequal treatment of users and other misconducts and inefficiencies in the traditional gambling industry, it is becoming more and more common to see these issues used by gambling harm advocates or those seeking outright gambling bans.