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Participating in the lawmaking process for online gambling, pokerfuse chimed in from an online poker player’s perspective.

The 56 voting members of the House of Representatives in Cyprus have approved an online gaming bill that bans casino…

Poker advocacy group puts forward “skill game” argument for poker.

Correction: This article originally stated that PaddyPower had applied for an online poker license in Nevada when in…

June meet between major Euro regulators lays foundation for better co-operation and information sharing, with shared player pools still an ongoing discussion.

The companies that comprise PokerStars have filed motions to dismiss the charges against them, asserting the Government…

Evidence that Lederer was knowledgeable of the fraud is “threadbare,” argues that Full Tilt activities do not fit under the IGBA statue.

$2.5m bail agreement reached • Bitar to return to California in the next 48 hours.

Not challenging the indictment and a willingness to accept responsibility for his actions prompts the DOJ to stand up for former Absolute Poker vice president.

The latest whitelists and blacklist have just been issued by the Belgian Gaming Commission. Five new bad boys make the…

Government documents allege the use of customers deposits to pay a backlog of withdrawal requests amount to a Ponzi Scheme.

Bitar awarded bail but unable to raise the required amount he remains in custody.

Multiple sources have confirmed that Ray Bitar—“the principal decision-maker for Full Tilt Poker”—has surrendered…

888 has announced a strategic partnership with Illinois-based WMS Gaming Inc, a leading gaming machine manufacturer in…

Known for its progressive view of online gaming, the UK faces financial pressures that could bring it back to the pack.

Delaware became the second US state to legalize online poker on Thursday when Gov. Jack Markell signed the HB 333,...

The Lotteries and Gaming Authority of Malta has suspended the license of Microgaming skin 5050 Poker and has set up a…

Despite ruling coalition’s opposition to the Gambling Act, the existing seven licenses are safe and up to six more will be issued in the next two months.

ISP “3” has 14 days to block access to a dozen online gambling websites that are serving Danish customers without a license.

Big step forward for Delaware: Bill now moves to the Governor’s desk to be signed into law.