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Cantor Steps it up a Level

You may not be able to gamble at the online casinos in the United States but the first wave of mobile gambling options is hitting Las Vegas in the coming weeks. Thanks to the grudging support of the Nevada Gaming Commission Cantor Gaming is launching a complete line of mobile gambling technologies that will work within specific Las Vegas casinos and resorts. The initial deal has been inked with the M Resort and Casino and will see Cantor Gaming rolling out its long-developed line of hand-held remote gaming products.

Due to current online casino gambling bans, land gambling venues in the states have traditionally had few choices when it comes to launching a mobile gaming platform – the Cantor Gaming technology completely complies with U.S. federal laws and still allows the land casinos to benefit from remote gaming and betting services.

The implications of the new technology are far-reaching of the software is effective. Other land gambling companies will likely see this as a launching pad to the mobile online casino gambling industry (once the U.S. inevitably lifts the gambling ban). Additionally, the land gambling companies have announced plummeting profits and lower than normal numbers of gamblers traveling to Las Vegas to gamble because of the dismal state of the current U.S. economy. The new Cantor server-based gaming system allows land casinos to stir up more interest and have a marketing edge over some of the other land gambling venues in the city.

Both Cantor Gaming and the M Resort, Spa and Casino have publicly noted the anticipated positive effects of this new mobile gaming technology. And although there is little mention of the long-road, Cantor’s technology will truly give the M brand and company an edge if ever entering the mobile and online casino gambling industries.