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.
Nearly 10 years after Black Friday changed online poker in the US forever, the case is finally closed.
Pennsylvania online casino games set a record for the second consecutive month.
NJ online casino set a new record and online sports betting continues to rebound.
Pokerfuse is helping PokerStars give away tickets to WCOOP 2020 including multiple entries to the $2 million guaranteed WCOOP Main Event.
The GGSOP “recreates the full WSOP experience” for low-stakes players with 54 low buy-in events starting Saturday.
The largest online poker tournament series ever held in the US took place last month on the 888poker network.
The diminishing impact of Covid-19 and the seasonality of online poker could mean less revenue for the rest of the year, but a number of potential positive influences could reignite the market.
NJ Online Poker, Casino and Sports combined to generate over $114 million in July.
With at least 2 months still remaining on the PGCB’s original prediction, a partypoker launch by this fall is still realistic.
At a time when WSOP.com has locked down text chat, GGPoker enables video chat.
New Jersey poker players have the chance to win life-changing money for just $1 every Saturday on PokerStars NJ.
Revenue for the first half of 2020 along with cash game traffic figures tell the tale of online poker in Pennsylvania.