Portugal: Latest News

Across Europe, the United States and now even South America, shared liquidity has finally won out—2018 should see cross-border shared liquidities across all key existing and emerging online poker markets.

Shared liquidity can’t come soon enough as the largest online poker market in the US strings together 10 consecutive months of year-on-year declines.

European Shared Liquidity finally became a reality on Tuesday when PokerStars became the very first online poker…

Euro promotion categorizes each player into one of four buckets—with players in the highest value group getting almost twenty times more for completing their daily challenge.

Agreements in June, and software testing starting in September should lead to online poker rooms with European cross-border liquidity sharing next year.

Much like PokerStars’ app, the new Winamax Live allows event attendees to keep up-to-date with the schedule and latest updates.

The National Association of Online Gamblers (ANAon), a Portuguese group that advocates on behalf of consumers, has…

Portuguese players prepare to boycott regulated online poker rooms.

Plans to share player liquidity with the global online poker market have apparently been scrapped.

In less than six months, new gambling laws will significantly impact Portugal’s online poker industry.

Tax rates for online poker revenues to be levied between 15% and 30%.

Dithering may be over as new gambling laws are set to be debated by the end of this parliamentary session.