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Euro network iPoker jumps above PartyGaming to claim the number two spot on PokerScout’s Worldwide Traffic Report

Lock Poker officially announces the end of Girah’s “pro” contract and CardRunners drops Qureshi as the “Portuguese Prodigy” scandal continues to unfold.

Lock Poker and PokerStrategy.com distance themselves from Macedo after he admits to cheating fellow high stakes players for over $30k.

As a result of their investigation, the AGCC requires FTP to ring-fence players funds.

The 13-year old internet casino operator enters the poker business with its first online room.

A dramatic decrease in the amount of play required to earn the lower VIP levels will be a welcome promo for recreational and part-time players.

FTP’s secondary license upheld, but it is unlikely to bring the troubled poker room back online.

Player “satisfied” with the result, but a confidentiality agreement prevents a public resolution.

Largest BBJ in poker history is hit for €1.25m.

Bodog brand will leave the US in name only.

The hearing between the Alderney gaming commission and Full Tilt is adjourned without conclusion.

MMGG, the exclusive licensee of Bodog’s brand in the US, will continue to operate under a new name.

New cash tables are proving to be popular, with over 4000 players on PokerStars.it at closing time.

The first legal cash game hands are dealt on the “dot-it” sites of PokerStars, OnGame and iPoker.

Players should see a significant boost in player numbers as the independent networks that make up Everleaf Gaming are set to merge player pools tomorrow.

Boss Media’s bad beat jackpot crosses the €1m mark.

Talks open between the commission and FTP as the poker room searches for investors.

French gaming regulator ARJEL pulls license as FTP fails to bring their dot.fr poker room back online.

No vig on all multi-table tournaments for an undefined “limited time.”

Bwin.party wants to offload the Euro network to “recycle surplus assets.”