2014 Push for Online Poker in California

Efforts to regulate online poker in California came to an end for the 2013-2014 legislative session late last week when…

Chances of 2014 being the year California passes online poker begin to slip away.

Richard Schuetz believes there is much to be learned from current regulatory complications.

California tribe challenges conventional thinking, moves forward with real money online poker in spite of legislative impasse.

A review of the latest developments in gaming regulation in the US. This week: Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the Amaya/PokerStars sale.

Amaya thinks the Rational Group acquisition will “expedite entry” for the PokerStars and Full Tilt Brands into the US. But how likely is it, and how long will it take?

Proposed legislation “would not survive federal constitutional attack,” opines Harvard Prof. Tribe.

Consumer sentiment appears to heavily favor PokerStars’ entrance into California market.

Bill with tribal consensus is “a blatant attempt to provide certain interests with an unfair competitive advantage.”

A review of the latest developments in gaming regulation in the US. This week: Pennsylvania, California, a new Federal Bill and more.

“Bad Actors” language would lock out PokerStars.

Nearly 2,000 jobs could be created in first year alone.