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[QUOTE="Game_Gran, post: 2576333, member: 113894"]
You can rest assured tat whatever kinds of skill-based games end up in casinos, the corporations will have the "vig" figured out to a decimal point long before they go on the floor. The issue is really about getting the next generation of gamblers into the casino.

Young people, especially men, like the thrill and the excitement of no-limit poker but that doesn't earn nearly enough money to keep casinos going. The number of poker rooms closing around the country is frightening. Their hopes are that some other kind of "skill-based" experience will encourage young people to risk their hard earned dollars.

They certainly spend now on mobile games and other apps although the casinos need to alter their mind set here. Companies like King, the owner Candy Crush, make millions of dollars .99 cents at a time. I'm not sure that gambling corporations are ready to learn that lesson. They long ago dismissed the idea of making a little from a lot of people when they banished $5 blackjack tables and .25cent roulette from just about everywhere.

Change is coming. Exactly what it will look like is up for grabs. In all likelihood the changes will small and unnoticeable at first.
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