About Daniel
Daniel has a degree in Mathematics from UC San Diego and spent four years playing regional poker tournaments before turning that experience into editorial work. He covers US state-regulated markets - New Jersey DGE, Pennsylvania GCB, Michigan MGCB, and the growing roster of regulated states - alongside skill-based games where expected-value math actually moves player outcomes.
His writing applies probability theory to bonus offers (does the wagering requirement make this offer +EV or -EV after edge?), evaluates blackjack rule variants for true house-edge impact, and benchmarks poker network traffic against advertised player counts. Daniel doesn't review a US operator until he's deposited from a regulated state and verified the geo-fencing.
He leads game-strategy guides and US state-licensed operator reviews.
Credentials
- BSc Mathematics - UC San Diego
- Four years of regional-tournament poker
- US state-regulated casino specialist (NJ, PA, MI, WV, CT)
- Applies expected-value math to every reviewed bonus