Ultimate Poker Chairman tells pokerfuse the company is still committed to online poker despite New Jersey closure. —
The Poker Industry PRO Directory is a valuable research tool for analyzing markets under a specific regulator. —
Casual Cash Games are being extended across all table types and stake levels up to $0.5/$1, plus an exclusive return of $10/20. —
PokerStars issued a statement Friday seeking to calm concerns that it had changed its approach to affiliate marketing… —
PokerStars and Full Tilt delay migration to new UK platforms as legal challenge delays new Gambling Act. —
A one month delay has been implemented for the UK licensing act as the High Court considers Gibraltar legal challenge. —
Two major operators have indicated VIP programs will stay the same when the new UK licensing regime comes into effect next week. —
October 1 departure date suggests new UK licensing requirements are responsible for exiting the “gray” online poker market in Canada. —
The company that was first to open an online poker room in the newly regulated US market also becomes the industry’s first casualty. —
Players can enjoy improved geolocation technology and 50% off tournament ticket fees as part of the celebration. —
Same player pool, same games—but “slightly reduced” VIP program from next year for all UK players. —
An impact study into gambling liberalization has been ordered by the parliamentary Culture Committee. —
PokerStars pro Jake Cody steps in to play the heads up spectacle with Viktor “Isildur” Blom on Full Tilt Poker. —
Poker operators hoping to benefit from new Russian legislation may be thwarted by the tensions created by the Ukraine conflict. —
New Jersey state senator fuels speculation that the Garden State will share online poker liquidity with other countries. —
Just as fast-fold poker revolutionized cash games, lottery sit and gos could do the same with online poker tournaments. But the rake needs to be right. —
Poker’s needs are being overlooked in the rush towards national regulation, to the detriment of players and the industry. —
Ex-PokerStars players invited to “open house” meet with PokerStars execs at Resorts Casino, Atlantic City. —
Preventing the sharing of player pools with other states and countries means capping growth for online poker. —
The Garden State Super Series: Two weeks, sixty tournaments, one million dollars in prize money. Borgata and partypoker to host the most ambitious tournament series ever in the regulated US market. —
Charity run poker tournaments are a threat to public safety according to Michigan Gaming Control Board Director. —
It’s time to stop talking about harm minimization and instead focus on benefit maximization in the debate over state regulation of internet poker. —
Mansion withdraws from market while Titan and Winner set up new subsidiaries on dot-co-uk domains. —
Earns outright victory in Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Main Event for $1.45 million, extending historic run. —
PokerStars combined chess and poker tournament on the Isle of Man immediately precedes a $1 million guaranteed chess tournament in Las Vegas. —
US players in Mexico will have to wait a few days more to discover whether they will have to move again. —
161 charity poker tournament licenses have been issued since Governor Rick Snyder invoked emergency rules. —