Even though the Nevada, Delaware and New Jersey state legislatures just passed laws that pave the way for online gambling in the U.S., Zynga is not going to be the first to get in on it. Given how ter
Betable, a San Francisco-based startup that makes it easier for casino-style game developers to offer players real money bets instead of virtual currency ones, just nabbed Jonathan Flesher. He was the
Gambling platform Betable, which allows developers to incorporate real-money gambling into their games (in markets where online gambling is legal) without themselves having to obtain a gambling licens
Over the last several months, we've seen a slew of casino game launches from indie developers to the behemoth in the room, Zynga. The issue is that while it's easy to create a casino-style game, it ca
<img src="http://eu.beta.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/Picture-361.png" class="shot2" /><a href="http://Betable.com">Betable</a>, where users can literally place a bet on anything and have their f