Robert DellaFave, Author at PlayNevada

Newsweek's terrible attempt to talk poker and online gambling

Newsweek Opens the Floodgates of Inaccuracy

Newsweek's cover story titled "Poker Face" cannot be more biased, inaccurate, and misleading. It has ignited genius responses from the actual experts.

Posted on: August 15, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

The upcoming WSOP NV mobile app will be the first in Nevada online poker history. It also should boost ratings for the site.

What Impact Will WSOP NV’s Mobile Apps Have on Liquidity?

WSOP will release the first mobile app in Nevada online poker history. While the immediate impact may not be great, the long term possibilities are endless.

Posted on: August 13, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Nevada Traffic Report: A Recent Surge Keeps Liquidity Above Pre-WSOP Levels

For an admittedly slow part of the year of online gaming, the market has shown signs of life within the past week for NV as well as the rest of the industry.

Posted on: August 6, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Scientific Games acquired Bally Technologies for $5.1B, a deal that looks to be very positive.

Was Scientific Games $5.1 Billion Acquisition of Bally Technologies a Good Deal?

Even though Scientific Games is taking on Bally Technologies' debt, the deal seems positive for both parties and will help them move up in the industry.

Posted on: August 6, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Nevada Gaming Revenues Thrive Amid Struggling Industry

Over the last four years, Las Vegas is a prime cause for Nevada's continued revenue rise. Although gambling makes a vast impact, other factors contribute.

Posted on: July 30, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

WSOP bigs fair-well to their good numbers after the WSOP finish

Nevada Traffic Report: Measuring the residual effects of WSOP NV’s cross-promotional efforts

WSOP NV experienced increases in revenue throughout the last few weeks due mainly part to the live WSOP in Vegas. Now, numbers are down due to its close.

Posted on: July 23, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Is Mark Newhouse’s Accomplishment the Greatest in WSOP History?

Mark Newhouse has become the first player since the November Nine era began to make the WSOP Main Ever final table twice, doing so in consecutive years.

Posted on: July 18, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Nevada agreed to plan that allows 888 and WSOP to form an intrastate poker network

WSOP.com and 888 Granted Recommendation to Forge Intrastate Network

Nevada recently approved a plan for 888 and WSOP to create an intrastate network, to conjoin players and aiming for bigger and better with online gaming.

Posted on: July 11, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Last Chance Series: WSOP.com Bids Adieu to the live WSOP in Grand Fashion

Beginning on July 10th, WSOP.com is going to host a series of 8 mid-to-high stakes buy in tourneys. Many of which offer a low buy-in and high winnings.

Posted on: July 10, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

WSOP.com put up 25 seats for the Main Event and the event was a huge success.

Nevada Traffic Report: WSOP.com 25 Seat Scramble Makes the Grade

Rather than playing it safe, WSOP took a chance on their 25 Seat Scramble and it paid off. The turnout was huge and is a great sign prior to the Main Event.

Posted on: July 7, 2014 | | Robert DellaFave

Robert DellaFave

Posts by Robert DellaFave:

Newsweek Opens the Floodgates of Inaccuracy

What Impact Will WSOP NV’s Mobile Apps Have on Liquidity?

Nevada Traffic Report: A Recent Surge Keeps Liquidity Above Pre-WSOP Levels

Was Scientific Games $5.1 Billion Acquisition of Bally Technologies a Good Deal?

Nevada Gaming Revenues Thrive Amid Struggling Industry

Nevada Traffic Report: Measuring the residual effects of WSOP NV’s cross-promotional efforts

Is Mark Newhouse’s Accomplishment the Greatest in WSOP History?

WSOP.com and 888 Granted Recommendation to Forge Intrastate Network

Last Chance Series: WSOP.com Bids Adieu to the live WSOP in Grand Fashion

Nevada Traffic Report: WSOP.com 25 Seat Scramble Makes the Grade

Nevada Gaming Revenue Continues To Break Records In July

WynnBET’s Demise Could Spell Changes In Las Vegas

Casino Royale May Close. Here’s A Look Back

Football No Longer King Of Nevada Sports Betting

Nevada Gaming Revenue Dips But Remains Strong In June