Anuj Arora has been a staff writer for pokerfuse and Poker Industry PRO since 2018. A former poker player, Anuj was soon recognized as one of the leading journalists in the online poker industry, known for his analytical insights and encyclopedic knowledge of both the US and global markets. Famous for his data-heavy analysis of industry trends, Anuj today leads pokerfuse’s editorial and heads our poker content production.
Officials of the 2023 WSOP deploy online bracelets on WSOP MI & WSOP PA platforms with a surprise inclusion — a Mystery Bounty event, replacing a previously-announced progressive knockout tournament.
Discover what to expect from the WSOP 2023 Main Event as it breaks records, attracts online qualifiers, and welcomes increased female participation.
A player who goes by the screen name “AceHanlon” on WSOP MI triumphed in a record-breaking low turnout event comprising just 15 players.
Over $3.5M has been given away via GGPoker’s Road to Vegas satellite campaign. Find out how to win one of the 200 seats worth $12,500 still up for grabs.
GGPoker is launching its Ontario-exclusive online tournament series, featuring CAD $3M guaranteed and its big debut of the red-hot Mystery Bounty format.
With a relaunch coming in the next year, we take a look at five things we expect to change when Run It Once Poker, powered by BetRivers, triumphantly returns: including MTTs, a dedicated mobile app, and casino games.
More than $1.5 million was awarded last Sunday but the operator had to shoulder massive overlays to cover the ambitious guarantees.
An in-depth comparison of all the cash game offerings in the US regulated online poker market. Find out which operator offers the best cash games in the burgeoning US market.
The two BetMGM brands in Pennsylvania reported one of their best months in March and are inching closer to snatching the second position from WSOP.
Following the successful boycott at GGPoker in response to a rake cap hike, pokerfuse looks at previous protests, how operators responded, & whether they were successful.
Boycotts are not new in the online poker industry, but they rarely accomplish any change. So why did the recent boycott against GGPoker work where others failed – pokerfuse takes a look.
The “bad actor” clause may have restricted PokerStars to enter the Nevada online poker market. But the lockout period has expired. So why hasn’t PokerStars launched in NV yet?