GPWA Times Magazine Issue 27 at a Glance
Articles
State-by-state expansion of online gaming in the U.S. has shown some promising signs lately, but there are still several hurdles to overcome. »
New Jersey's online casinos opened Thanksgiving weekend, but not without a few -- OK, more than a few -- technical difficulties. »
In the wake of setbacks such as the UIGEA and Black Friday, several states have introduced or are moving to introduce legal, regulated online poker. »
A slow loading time can cause visitors to lose patience with your site before they ever see what's on it. Affiliates should do all they can to ensure their pages load quickly. »
A well-designed World Cup campaign can turn new and one-off punters into long-term players. »
Affiliates should avoid these common pitfalls if they want to make the most of the opportunities the World Cup presents. »
Fredrik Kjell dishes about how Amaya Gaming develops and runs its player management platform. »
Affiliate Interviews
From the Forums
How "social" do I need to be?
GPWA forum members discuss how much time affiliates ought to be spending on social media. »
GPWA forum members discuss how much time affiliates ought to be spending on social media. »
Affiliate Manager Interviews
bet365 offers multiple betting products through its program; Gavin works predominantly with the sportsbook. »
ComeOn! was named the Best Newcomer Affiliate Program at the 2012 iGaming Business Awards and promotes one brand of casino/sportsbook. »
APCW Wall of Shame
Sheldon Adelson's anti-online gambling stance seems a bit hypocritical from someone who's made billions from casino gaming.»
Webmaster News
Las Vegas Sands' stance called hypocritical in House hearing
Six witnesses testified in a House subcommittee hearing regarding whether the U.S. federal government should -- or could -- regulate online gambling, with Sheldon Adelson's brick-and-mortar casino corporation arguing on the anti side. »
Six witnesses testified in a House subcommittee hearing regarding whether the U.S. federal government should -- or could -- regulate online gambling, with Sheldon Adelson's brick-and-mortar casino corporation arguing on the anti side. »
Issue 27
