Las Vegas holdings supplier, Global Cash Access Holdings Inc. announced on Tuesday that they would be joining the Internet gambling alliance.it is a fast growing, alliance of individuals that are for Internet gambling, and has becomequite a popular phenomenon on social media.the company is most known for operating the ATMs that are in many casinos throughout Las Vegas,and also offer a number of gambling related credit products.they have sign their letter of intent with Live Gamer, which is a company that has developed a combined e-commerce and advertising platform. Based in New York,the company works with a number of largeInternet companies including Facebook and Sony. It was stated that the move was made in an effort to prepare the company for the upcoming launch of statewideonline gambling programs. These programs are slated to first launch in Nevada, but are expected to launch another stage shortly after.
We don’t know where Internet wagering is going to go. And we don’t know who the players will be long term,” said Global Cash Access CEO Scott Betts.
He also went on to say that he hoped the arrangement would be a fruitful one for all parties involved, in an effort to make real money poker real success for all states. Internet wagering is something that has been a source of contention for many years. In 2010, many poker sites were shut down on a global crackdown on online gambling. Since that time, it is unclear that there is some interest in online poker, but it will likely have to be run by the states if it is going to be approved by any government source.
The company is likely going to play an integral part in the money loading technologies that these websites employ. Their goal, as they have stated, is to create an end-to-end solution that allows users to get their funds to whatever gambling site they will be using, without hassle.
It is clear that the company is looking to position themselves as the key supplier of online funds online, in the same way that they have offline.