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The nation’s highest ranking executive makes light of the current legal status of sports betting.

The PPA wants to see all online gaming consumers protected in California, not just DFS players.

Portuguese players prepare to boycott regulated online poker rooms.

The poker advocacy group calls hearing out on “hypocrisy” and “crony capitalism”

Plans to share player liquidity with the global online poker market have apparently been scrapped.

Online poker is one step closer to being legal in Pennsylvania.

Passing a bill through committee to legalize online poker would be a small step forward but welcome progress nonetheless.

Data protection laws in EU hold more sway than initiatives to tackle gambling addiction.

The Coalition to Stop Internet Gaming (CSIG) has responded to news that lawmakers in Pennsylvania are considering legalizing online gaming with a new emotive video.

“The more participation we get, the more likely it is that we will succeed.”

DGE greenlights the online poker giant following “unprecedented” 14 month review process.

David Rebuck explains the delay in the licensing decision for PokerStars New Jersey is due to “thoroughness”.

2016 to see the start of monthly reporting with weekly reconciliations.

Nagy’s lofty goal is to raise the offshore network into the global top five.

Ivey claims that the casino destroyed the cards which were used, denying him the evidence for his defense.

HR 2888 seeks to protect consumers while still allowing them to play one of America’s most popular games.

The legalization of internet poker in the Empire State is once again on the table.

Harry Reid appears to think that a total federal ban on online gambling is better than nothing.

Seals with Clubs “Chairman” faces up to 10 years in prison and $50,000 in fines, according to reports.

Committee vote marks historic milestone in California history.