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.
New cash tables are proving to be popular, with over 4000 players on PokerStars.it at closing time.
The first legal cash game hands are dealt on the “dot-it” sites of PokerStars, OnGame and iPoker.
The latest draft defining Spain’s regulatory framework calls for a separate dot.es market for poker, although players internationally will be welcome to join.
Overhaul of the UK Gambling Act will force all overseas operators to apply for a license.
Users need to uninstall several security updates in order to regain functionality.
Boss Media’s bad beat jackpot crosses the €1m mark.
Talks open between the commission and FTP as the poker room searches for investors.
French gaming regulator ARJEL pulls license as FTP fails to bring their dot.fr poker room back online.
Deposits to online accounts are limited to $250 a week.
Server move hints at a new license under the KGC, but will their Memorandum of Understanding with Alderney get in the way?
A bug in the PokerStars updater means all players who run the application are forced to download the latest client software and reinstall.
No blackout period and no opt-in requirement makes for a player-friendly bill that could become law this year.