PokerStars Casino Revamps its Live Dealer Games Offering

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Larry Henry

Larry Henry is a veteran print and broadcast reporter and editor who has been a political editor at the Las Vegas Sun and managing editor at KFSM-TV, the CBS affiliate in Northwest Arkansas. Larry also has experience with media outlets in other states with gaming, including Tennessee and Louisiana.

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Last Updated: Jun 3^rd, 2024

PokerStars launched an improved immersive real-time gaming experience in partnership with Evolution Gaming. The inventory of 12 new games includes blackjack, roulette, craps, and poker table. The fresh additions in the live casino corner of this Michigan online casino augment the existing repertoire of real-time online gaming titles sourced from Evolution Gaming.

Emphasis on Fostering a Top-Tier Live Casino Experience 

Aside from incorporating PokerStars’ logo in each new table, several other aspects have been improved to create an authentic live dealer experience. The games will feel familiar to players, most retaining their original rules and payout odds.

However, the croupiers are another segment that is improved. A new team of professional dealers will be responsible for hosting the new live dealer games bearing the PokerStars logo. Competent and charming dealers are one of the crucial aspects of an entertaining live casino experience, and players can communicate with the croupiers via the live chat option.

The betting ranges can accommodate players possessing different budgets. Blackjack tables accept wagers starting at $5 and going up to $15,00, while for comparison, the roulette title accepts stakes with an initial value of $0.50 up to $10,000. The betting levels allow every player to partake in the experience, streamed with cutting-edge high video resolution and a sophisticated betting interface. The new games will be eligible for future Michigan online casino promotions at PokerStars.

Operator On a Growth Trajectory 

PokerStars is one of the oldest online casino and poker platforms active in the Great Lakes State. The operator entered the Wolverine State iGaming market in 2021 and has managed to stay in the middle of the pack from a revenue perspective among the 15 licensed online casinos by the MGCB.

Aside from over 300 slots and 30 intriguing live dealer games, this brand offers a merged poker player pool with its New Jersey app. PokerStars members are entitled to the competitive no deposit bonus Michigan offers and experienced a 32% year-over-year traffic in 2023. The MGCB reported that PokerStars’ revenue for April was $2,9 million, slightly less than its March numbers of $3 million.

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Larry Henry is a veteran print and broadcast reporter and editor who has been a political editor at the Las Vegas Sun and managing editor at KFSM-TV, the CBS affiliate in Northwest Arkansas. Larry also has experience with media outlets in other states with gaming, including Tennessee and Louisiana.

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Jun 3^rd, 2024