Nick Jones
Managing Editor
Nick has been involved in the online poker industry for over two decades, at various times a professional poker player, poker coach, video instructor, blogger, software developer, journalist and editor. In 2011, he co-founded pokerfuse, and was for many years the lead writer and Editor in Chief of and our industry trade site, Poker Industry PRO. Today, he leads overall site strategy and product development.
Entraction to Withdraw from Five Countries
According to a news article on Donkr.com, a poker room on the Entraction network has reported that the network plans to…
Tool Up: 4 Must-Have Poker Apps You’re Not (Yet) Using
Stay ahead of the curve: players need to go beyond tracking software to gain an edge in today’s games.
Full Tilt Poker’s Lawyers to Step Down From Class Action Lawsuit
Jeff Ifrah claims “unreasonable financial burden.”
Jamie Gold Lends His Name to New ZEN Entertainment Skin
FreeGoldPoker.com is the latest addition to the free-to-play subscription-based poker network.
Sunday Summary – 28 Aug
It’s that time once again for your full poker lowdown; the intravenous shot that is the Sunday Summary. Strap up and enjoy.
Malta Gaming Authority Claims No Association with Lock Poker
Despite recently awarding Merge Gaming with an operating license, Lock Poker “has no connection whatsoever” with the LGA.
HM2 Video Preview – Part 4: Cloud Sync, Social Media and Conclusions
The final part of pokerfuse’s in-depth look at the next generation of Hold’em Manager
Chuck Kidd’s PPN Poker Leaves Cake Poker Network, to Stop US Signups
Poker Pros Network plans to move to proprietary software by the end the year.
PartyPoker Backs Down Over Rake Changes
Rake caps remain unchanged after a successful player protest, but Party proceeds with a switch to “weighted contribution” rake calcs.
Full Tilt Poker Speaks: The Search for a White Knight Continues
FTP’s exclusivity period with Euro investors ends; a search for an investor recommences.
Lock Poker Pursues Legal Action Against José “Girah” Macedo
Macedo’s ex-sponsor Lock intends to exercise its “legal rights in the most severe degree.”
