Key Takeaways
- Once connected, a single player pool will span all three states and all six online poker rooms.
- The news comes six months after the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement announced that it had reached an agreement with regulators in Nevada and Delaware to allow for a cross-border liquidity pool.
- Once live, it will mark a historic moment for the regulated US online poker industry, which has seen online poker quickly stagnate since its introduction.
WSOP and 888-branded online poker rooms in Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware will be joined to create a single player pool across all three states next month, Caesars Interactive Entertainment announced on Monday.
The news comes six months after the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement announced that it had reached an agreement with regulators in Nevada and Delaware to allow for a cross-border liquidity pool.
