Robert DellaFave

In addition to being the managing editor of OnlinePokerReport.com, New Jersey-based Robert contributes to a variety of online publications oriented toward legal U.S. online poker and casino markets. He is also a game designer. Find more from Robert by following @DivergentGames on Twitter.

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Ultimate Poker’s Software Patch: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

Since staking its claim as the first provider to offer online poker in Nevada’s newly-minted regulated market, Ultimate Poker has taken its fair share of slack. For those accustomed to playing on pre-Black Friday sites like PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker, UP’s initial roll-out came across as shoddy and second rate, lacking many of the […]
Posted on: May 7, 2014 | Robert DellaFave
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Nevada Traffic Report: Revenues Up, Volume Slightly Down

When analyzing Nevada’s progress in the regulated iPoker arena throughout April, the term “mixed bag,” comes decidedly to mind. Cash-game volume dipped on the state’s two flagship sites – WSOP.com and Ultimate Poker – marking the third straight month traffic is down. Yet, somehow, someway, revenues for the month of March were slightly up. There […]
Posted on: May 2, 2014 | Robert DellaFave
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Predictions for Year Two of Nevada’s Regulated Poker Industry

It’s been a tumultuous year for Nevada’s infant regulated poker industry, marked by precipitous highs, volatile trends and uncertainty. Since peaking just weeks before online poker went live in New Jersey last November, Nevada’s iGaming scene has suffered the ill-effects of a five month long slump; one which saw cash-game volume plummet to its lowest […]
Posted on: April 30, 2014 | Robert DellaFave
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Nevada Traffic Report: WSOP.com and Ultimate Poker Suffer the Effects of Seasonal Depression

Historically, the advent of spring ushers in a marked decline in the amount of global online poker traffic. 2014 has proven no different. Nevada’s newly-minted online poker industry, now approaching its one-year anniversary in the regulated iGaming space, failed to escape the seasonal downtrend, exhibiting nominal losses in both cash-game and tournament traffic. However, with […]
Posted on: April 18, 2014 | Robert DellaFave
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