Daily Poker News Review: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 Daily Poker News Review: Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Main Headlines

Hero Poker to Relaunch This Year on Microgaming

Player favorite shooting for a launch on Microgaming software by end of year.

  • Self-styled “boutique” poker room Hero Poker is planning a relaunch this year, and will do so on Microgaming’s poker platform.
  • The new poker room will not be available to US players.
  • The site became a player favorite among many poker communities, including 2+2 and Reddit, due to excellent customer service and the candor of CEO David Jung.

PokerStars Introduces Heads Up Fast-Fold

The new Zoom tables are available at Pot Limit Omaha, No Limit and Fixed Limit Hold’em.

  • PokerStars has introduced Heads UP (HU) Zoom tables.
  • Omaha, No Limit and Fixed Limit Hold’em tables are available at stakes from $0.25/$0.50 to $25/$50—$15/$30 for Fixed Limit.
  • Cap tables are also available for No Limit Hold’em.
  • PokerStars believes that the player ecology at HU Zoom will be a healthier game environment for both recreational and professional players.

Skrill Goes Live in New Jersey

eWallet is available for use with its first New Jersey clients; more are expected to roll out soon.

  • Payment processor Skrill has gone live with its first New Jersey licensed clients.
  • “We have signed contracts with many more and expect to see many more sites rolled out over the coming weeks.”

Fast-Fold Poker on Revolution Expands to Intertops

Win Cake was the first to introduce the game, now Intertops has added “Fast Fold” poker.

  • Win Cake was the first Revolution Gaming skin to introduce Fast Fold poker, now Intertops has adopted the popular variant.
  • Players can choose No Limit Hold’em or Pot Limit Omaha games at stakes from €0.02/0.05 up to €0.50/€1.

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Podcast: Mark Hoke Show on KLAV 1230 AM #8 – 11/13/13 – The Mark Hoke Show

Guests include WSOP bracelet winner and PokerAtlas.com/AllVegasPoker.com’s own Jon Friedberg, Kenna James and Nate Dowland!


Podcast: Episode 57: Jonathan Bredin and PokerSnowie Follow-Up Thinking Poker

Jonathan Bredin is an Australian aspiring professional poker player who won the recent ANZPT Queenstown event. He also has cerebral palsy, which made recording an audio interview with him somewhat complicated. We ended up having a text-chat conversation with him about his career, his recent victory, and how his disability affects his game.


Training Video: WCOOP Main Event Warmup Hand History Review with Andrew Brokos Tournament Poker Edge

Andrew “foucault82” Brokos is back with another in-depth hand history review from WCOOP. This time he breaks down his run in the the WCOOP Main Event Warmup. This is a 6 part series.


Training Video: “Ryan “xSCWx Dodge Beating Blackjack Strategy Video HUSNG


Ryan “xSCWx” Dodge discusses the topics he covers in his card counting tutorial, Winning at Blackjack.


Training Video: Ringside: Goldseraph (#21) – Anonymous Full Ring Part 3 Deuces Cracked

Goldseraph continues his anonymous series of full ring. The focus this week is building reads at the 100NL level.

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PokerStars Seeks to Minimize its Players’ Exposure to New Greek Tax

Players can juggle daily winnings with temporary tournament registration to duck below the €100 tax-free daily limit. PokerStars has adopted a strategy of compliance with Greek legal requirements to withhold taxes on player winnings each day. It has temporarily removed all mid- to high-buyin tournaments, and has recommended to Greek players ways to minimize the daily tax.


Dutch Regulator Plans International Cooperation Ahead of New Laws

DGA Chairman Jan Styven contemplates international cooperation—“even with the British”—to combat non-nationally licensed sites. The Dutch Gaming Authority (DGA) has established letters of intent to work closely with other regulators in Europe. The letters will be put into action when the new gaming laws come into force.


Malta LGA Investigates Social Media Gambling Advertising

Regulator to investigate Maltese casinos using Facebook ads to promote land-based gaming. Malta’s Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LGA) may be starting to clean up its credentials as new Executive Chairman Joseph Cuschieri launches an investigation into gaming advertising on social media.