Mike has experience in business, technology, accounting and real estate with a background in media. His online poker career was derailed by the events of Black Friday. At the same time, he co-founded pokerfuse to help players in in similar situation to him understand what was happening in the industry. Over a decade later, and he oversaw the business blossom into the leading publication in online poker. For many years, Mike was the Editor in Chief of pokerfuse. Today, he oversees advertising and partnerships across the company.
Americas Cardroom CEO Phil Nagy takes exception to the blind trust of daily fantasy sports players.
Online poker site continues to shift focus towards recreational players.
The 24/7 poker television network will be available both within and outside the US “from day one.”
Online poker is advancing in the US, with or without regulation.
One is trying to outlaw online poker while the other impedes its progress.
Videos, live reporting, chip counts and live streaming of more than 60 final tables to be included as part of the coverage.
Disputed amounts under $500 are scheduled to be released.
The hearing on the Restoration of America’s Wire Act has been rescheduled for March 26.
Organizers are looking to bring back more than just the final two players to play live at the Rio.
Players can now get $30 in cash and tournament tickets just for registering an account.
The impending launch of PokerStars in New Jersey is a contributing factor in the decision for Pala to hold back its online poker product.
A congressional hearing on the proposed legislation to ban online gaming in the US takes a back seat to the threats of inclement weather in the nation’s capital.
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