Yeah, but by all accounts physical gaming in traditional locales is shrinking rather rapidly. Atlantic City lost many of its major casinos to bankruptcy last year, with more to follow this year. Nevada is in slightly better shape, but Las Vegas is transitioning into more of a family-friendly resort town as there is simply a lot more competition for gaming dollars from places like Macau, regional Native American casinos, and cities across the US granting gambling licenses to a limited number of urban casinos.