Anuj Arora
Editor in Chief
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.
New PokerStars Feature Predicts How Long Tournaments Will Last
PokerStars is introducing a new tool that predicts how long tournaments will last, helping players better plan their sessions.
WSOP 2025: Online Bracelets Stumble, But Live Events Head for Another Record
WSOP Online bracelets turnout is down year-over-year despite adding Pennsylvania to the shared liquidity network, while live events continue to outperform.
BetRivers Poker Rolls Out Generous Cash Game Leaderboard Promotion
Newly launched online poker operator introduces a two-week, $22,000 leaderboard promotion for cash game players across all stakes, offering generous rewards with low clearance requirements.
In Just Three Years, GGPoker World Festival Has Paid Out Almost $1 Billion in Prize Money
GGWF 2025 concludes with yet another $300M+ prize pool, bringing the series’ total to nearly $900 million across three editions.
BetRivers Poker Boosts Tournament Guarantees After Successful Multi-State Debut
Operator increases tournament guarantees across the board following strong player turnout in the first days of its newly launched four-state network.
GGPoker Qualifies 850+ for WSOP 2025 Main Event, Final Satellites Running Now
GGPoker has already qualified over 850 players for the iconic $10k Main Event, and with satellites still running, there is still time to win a $12K package for as little as $1.
WSOP 2025 Edges Out 2024 in Attendance Through Three Weeks, But Super High Roller Declined
Despite early concerns, WSOP 2025 is seeing higher attendance and near-par prize pools compared to last year as the series hits its midway point.
Four Ways BetRivers Poker Stands Out in US Online Poker
BetRivers launched a four-state shared liquidity network. But its biggest strength is not its reach — it’s the software. Here’s why.
Why WSOP Still Uses 888 Software in the US — And When That Could Change
Despite GGPoker owning the WSOP brand, its US platform still runs on 888 software—but will that change any soon?
WSOP Offers $550K in Extra Compensation After Online Bracelet Cancellation
WSOP is handing out refunds and $550K in extra tickets after a software meltdown marred its online bracelet event, but not everyone is satisfied.
It Took Six Years. But Finally, West Virginia Has Legal Online Poker Thanks to BetRivers
BetRivers Poker becomes the first online poker room to launch in West Virginia, bringing an end to the state’s six-year wait.
BetRivers Poker Goes Live in Michigan, West Virginia and Delaware
From one to four: BetRivers Poker marks the fastest expansion in US online poker history with the launch of a multi-state network spanning DE, MI, PA, and WV. We have the full launch details.