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So far, the PGCB does not have a soft launch for WSOP/888 scheduled.

The Executive Director of the Michigan Gaming Control Board is hopeful that online gaming will be live in the state “by late fall.”

Nearly 10 years after Black Friday changed online poker in the US forever, the case is finally closed.

Pennsylvania online casino games set a record for the second consecutive month.

NJ online casino set a new record and online sports betting continues to rebound.

The diminishing impact of Covid-19 and the seasonality of online poker could mean less revenue for the rest of the year, but a number of potential positive influences could reignite the market.

NJ Online Poker, Casino and Sports combined to generate over $114 million in July.

With at least 2 months still remaining on the PGCB’s original prediction, a partypoker launch by this fall is still realistic.

The US state of Delaware is enjoying record revenue highs, the likes of which have not been seen since the market opened seven years ago.

Revenue for the first half of 2020 along with cash game traffic figures tell the tale of online poker in Pennsylvania.

Less than $500 separates the online poker revenue collected so far in 2020 from that collected in all of 2019.

With PokerStars PA already operating and 888 also awaiting approval, the expansion by the partypoker US Network could make Pennsylvania the online poker capital of the US by the end of the year.

May 2020 ranks third for all regulated online poker markets in the US.

PokerStars NJ has held the top spot in New Jersey the last two months, but can it continue to outperform WSOP NJ?

The pending launch of WSOP PA will provide poker players in the state with additional options to play the game they love.

PokerStars PA beats out PokerStars NJ for the most revenue in the US during a single month.

PokerStars NJ becomes the first online poker network to surpass $2 million in revenue for a single month.

Revenue figures from March show poker is still one of America’s favorite pastimes.

Generating more than $3 million in March, PokerStars PA is poised to set another record month in April.

iGaming developer GAN has partnered with the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians to bring online gaming to the state.