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.
Based on the game of Pineapple, Flip & Go offers a quickfire way to “jump straight into the money.”
With satellites and qualifiers running around the clock, players of all sized bankrolls have a shot to win a WSOP gold ring.
Good news for online poker enthusiasts in the Wolverine State as news emerges that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed the multijurisdictional online poker bill into law.
The operator was quick to issue a statement, apologized for the mistake, and reimbursed all affected players with a full refund.
Despite being the only operator in the state, PokerStars PA exceeds the entire neighboring online poker market in revenue.
Guaranteeing an ambitious $5 million for a buy-in of just $109, the tournament fell short by a whopping $1.2 million to make it the largest overlay ever.
Dubbed GGCare, players who experience a bad beat, suckout or a cooler will get the chance to share nearly $1 million in consolation prize every month via flipout freerolls.
New Jersey online poker is on track to generate twice as much revenue this year as it did in 2019.
A Mini Main Event and a Micro Main Event are also running Sunday to allow a wider range of players to get in on the action.
iGaming could go live in early 2021 in the Wolverine State but online poker may have to wait.
Direct satellites including a Mini Scramble which guarantees 5 seats to the Main offer players a chance to win their way into the most prestigious event of 2020.
PokerStars PA’s most successful tournament Pennsyl-MANIA makes a comeback this December for its third edition while Turbo Series debuts in the Keystone State.