Delaware has had on line gambling (poker is all you should care about unless you are a sucker.) for about three months now. Being a small state, there was some question about the number of people who would participate, and if it would be a success. I would even bet that many people in the state do not even know that the games exist.
For this blog, I will remove any business side measurements of success, and focus on success for players. Keeping in mind that the sites have been up for less than three months, here is what we have so far:
- The gaming platform is outstanding. Someone who has great levels of expertise as well as experience playing in on-line games, has obviously had a hand in the development. (As should be expected.)
- The process for getting an account open can be an issue. First, if you do not live in Delaware, forget about it. Even remote access is impossible. If you run windows 7 or 8, you will need to make minor adjustments in order to get into the site to play. Support can help you with that.
- The deposit and withdraw process is good. You can have cash sent directly from a checking account and this takes just minutes to set up. You can even set daily deposit limits on yourself.
- The games that are offered are numerous, but there just are not enough players to keep them going. There are never any higher limit cash or Sit and Go games. The limit and no-limit cash games are "soft" (full of weak players who are clueless but don't know that they are clueless), but the limits are too low to take advantage of them.
Right now, it's the only legal Internet poker in town for Delawareans. But real players will still want to hit the off-shore sites for any real games and levels. I recommend that "real Internet grinders," put in some time on the Delaware site, if for no other reason that to help spark it's growth for your future business.
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