When the internet was first launched in the early 90’s, no one expected the online casino and sportsbetting industry to grow an expand the way they have done it.  Almost 15 years after the first online casino was introduced, the business counts with hundreds, if not thousands of online gambling sites available in dozens of different languages. Online gaming has also gained millions of fans worldwide; some estimates calculate that over 85 million people use online poker, casino or sportebetting services on regular basis, and according to the experts, those numbers increase every day.

Brick and mortar casinos have been strongly examining the online technology, several Las Vegas casinos and Indian Reservation Casinos are already implementing digital tables and virtual games as a way to reduce costs and meet financial their expectations. Most casinos are aware of the current difficulties they face, with the U.S obscured by a negative economic climate, high prices of fuel and the fear of a recession, many of their potential customers are deciding to stay at home and play at an online casino rather than spending their cash at the famous gambling capital of the world.

Most casinos have more than one reason to be worried, Atlantic City casinos gambling profits have dropped 7.5% and the Las Vegas casinos profits have fallen 9.8%. On the other hand, online casinos are expecting a huge growth in 2008 and 2009, however, online gambling experts agree that such growth would have been even bigger if it weren't for the fact that a large segment of their potential customers still unconvinced and hesitant about playing with odds determined by software, also known as Random Number Generators (RNGs).