Nevada is the first state to tract young gamblers with innovations. The plan is to fit in the traditional casinos new kind of video-game-like slots that which would resemble the on-line experience to the new generation of players who currently prefer home gambling to actual entertainment in the local casinos.

The changes which are about to follow were legally approved by the Senate Bill 9, however the details of the revolutionary decision are not described in the bill, therefore the specifics are yet to be discussed with the developers and regulators. As Marcus Prater pointed out: “Once the rules and regulations are written, then the game designers will take over, and that’s who will really make this happen.”

The content of the bill is aimed at regulators, asking to consider the new rules of the market and prepare the ground for innovative and new changes in the industry. As a result a new experienced will be created by the traditional casinos offering something that gamblers know as “on-line” gambling within the walls of its own building.

Alongside this the skill side of the gambling process should be taken into consideration and the skill should offer a result but not a chance.