The ongoing battle by Florida-based Cardroom International LLC (CI) to grab a slice of the half billion dollars being paid by PokerStars to the United States continued last week, with both the US Department of Justice and CI attorneys filing legal briefs regarding the DOJ’s attempts to have CI’s claims dismissed.
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