Soon the world’s leading online poker site will ban all seating scripts that filter games “based on opponent gameplay statistics”. —
Entering its second state in the US, Kindred looks to offer both online and offline sports betting under the Unibet brand in PA. —
Stay up to date on the poker industry with this new weekly podcast from the team behind pokerfuse, Poker Industry PRO, and F5poker. —
After reducing the buy-in to $109, PokerStars is now planning the 13th Anniversary edition of the Sunday Million. —
On Saturday January 26th, Gulfstream Park will present the 3rd running of the Pegasus World Cup. The top older horses… —
For the first time, the final table will be played in Las Vegas at the Luxor Hotel & Casino’s new HyperX Esports Arena. —
The $86 buy-in PSPC Moneymaker Tour focused attention on the grassroots of poker and the love of the game. An exclusive interview. —
Companies that had planned to utilize out-of-state facilities for their online gambling operations now have 30 days to submit new plans. —
The three tournament series scheduled to take place in Q1 2019 will have a combined guarantee of over $35 million. —
Operator will need to attract 10,000 players each week to cover the seven-figure guarantee of its iconic tournament. —
Our 2019 Kentucky Derby trail begins this Saturday at the Fair Grounds in Louisiana with the G3 $200,000 LeComte Stakes. —
The 50th anniversary edition of the World Series of Poker will see plenty of new additions including a $10,000 buy-in Short Deck Hold’em event. —
The new game is spread from nanostakes all the way up to the nosebleeds with a $200/$400-equivalent game. —
Short Deck Poker hits the big time as PokerStars rolls out new cash game variant across its global poker network. —
The UK high stakes player wants to see PokerStars reduce rake and provide a better path for players to move up in stakes. —
There are plenty of fabulous destinations around the world to visit and if they have a great poker room too then even… —
In 2018, he won Spain’s two major circuit events. One awarded him a $25,000 buy-in to the PSPC; the other a WSOP Main Event seat. He just won the first. —
The casino has announced a new project that will construct a new sports betting “destination bar” worth $11 million this summer. —
Both the number of entries and the prize pool make this the second largest PCA $100,000 event in its nine year history. —
Ramon Colillas from Spain took home the $5.1 million prize money at the PSPC, after going heads up against WSOP 2018 bracelet winner Julien Martini. —
Fifth in chips, Spain’s Ramon Colillas has had a breathtaking run throughout the event. Just how deep can the 30 year-old go? —
One of two Platinum Pass holders to hit the final table, Marc is going in with a big stack and every chance at the first place prize. —
USA’s Scott Baumstein leads the pack in today’s final day, but the stack sizes are close and there are many in contention. —
New events for the 2019 WSOP include the Big 50” featuring a $500 buy-in rake-free $5 million guaranteed prize pool and the $1000 buy-in Mini Main Event. —
After successfully running for more than two months, PokerStars has withdrawn Fusion from its poker client. —
The money bubble pops, the PSPC plays down to just 38, and players and the media are treated to a night of comedy. —
New Yorker Scott Baumstein leads the pack heading into Day 4, with Platinum Pass winner Ramon Colillas in the fifth spot. —
Anyone who suggests the poker craze has peaked hasn’t spent much time reviewing the huge amount of tournament prize… —
Bubble boy receives consolation EPT Monte Carlo package as play continues in the money at the PSPC in the Bahamas. —
The PokerStars Players No Limit Hold’em Championship will see 207 players reenter the field as the tournament progresses into its third day. —
The world’s global online poker giant has inked a deal with the UFC in an effort to widen TSG’s exposure to the US market and worldwide. —
From limo to lobby, swag bags to stack-offs, pokerfuse is here to bring you the alternate action from the PSPC in the Bahamas. —
The Mini PSPC follows the same five-day format as the PSPC in the Bahamas except that it comes at a price of 1/1000th of the buy-in. —
For the first time since the casino’s opening in 2003, Borgata paid out a $1 million jackpot for a $5 wager on the Three Card Poker game. —
The PokerStars Players No Limit Hold’em Championship (PSPC) is just days away and promises to be a historic event. —
The “Lawful Internet Gaming Act” was vetoed at the last minute by Michigan’s Governor just days before he left office. —
Online gaming operator acquires remaining shares in All American Poker Network to facilitate the company’s future growth in the US market. —
The latest poker podcasts from the pokerfuse podcast directory for the week starting December 31, 2018. —