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Michigan signing on to share liquidity with New Jersey, Nevada, and Delaware could persuade Pennsylvania to follow suit and join the multi-state compact next.

Largest iGaming and lottery services provider wants Rhode Island court to declare Trump-era opinion on Wire Act “contrary to law.”

The Dutch government has recently moved to regulated online poker, and Lex Veldhuis’ sponsor PokerStars is one of many operators that face a blackout.

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Some degree of uncertainty will persist without action from DOJ, Congress or both, but it should not stop the proliferation of interstate US online poker, most attorneys agree.

26 AGs demand agency disavow Trump-era reversal so states, industry can move forward.

The new iGaming bill plans for two online poker sites in Connecticut run by the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes.

Gaming control board commends operator for doing “a remarkable job changing the face of the leadership;” BetMGM could be looking at an online poker launch in NV this year.

As it stands, online poker will be restricted just two tribes in the state—meaning there could be only two online poker rooms.

Proposals to amend interactive gaming regulations to open up online gambling beyond poker are being considered on Thursday.

Hopefully, the two-year saga will be over soon, permitting the PokerStars USA, partypoker US and WSOP/888 networks to expand into PA and MI.

This week saw another procedural step, while the opportunity to appeal at the Supreme Court still technically available.

If approved, online poker would be on a fast track in the Land of Lincoln.

Prospects for the second year of legal regulated online poker in PA are looking up.

Within the first week, nine online casinos, 10 online sportsbooks and one online poker room launched in the Wolverine State.

PokerStars MI will soon have a competitor: A second online poker room has been cleared to launch in Michigan, with BetMGM MI expecting to launch poker in under 3 weeks.

The race to become the second online poker room in the Keystone State potentially has another runner, as the PA Gaming Control Board is expected to approve GGPoker parent company NSUS Group for an online gaming manufacturer license.

In its first full calendar year, Pennsylvania recorded the second highest revenue total in the history of US regulated online poker.

Online casino and sports betting will be available in Michigan starting Friday January 22 at noon.

Interstate player pools will likely be a game changer for regulated US online poker.