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The LA Times and Wall Street Journal report that unnamed European investors are working to strike a deal to buy majority stake of the embattled poker room.

Server move hints at a new license under the KGC, but will their Memorandum of Understanding with Alderney get in the way?

FTP room shuts and all player withdrawals ceased pending a hearing in July, whilst MoneyBookers suspend all FTP deposits.

Cakepoker.com now redirects players to cakepoker.eu

A bug in the PokerStars updater means all players who run the application are forced to download the latest client software and reinstall.

A new schedule of guaranteed tournaments is being offered by PokerStars on Saturdays.

New subcription-based site unveils impressive roster of Team Pros.

Popular sportsbook will shut the poker room from Wednesday due to incompatibilities with their Curacao license.

SportingBet, owner of the Paradise Poker brand, will offer poker on the Ongame Network alongside its current poker offerings.

Despite RSA’s admission of responsibility in the recent security breach at Lockhead Martin, PokerStars assures players there is no security risk.

The biggest weekly online poker tournament in the world boasts a $2 million prize pool on June 5th.

Merge vows to return soon as the growing network struggles with their increasing US player base.

Player base moved to Cake Poker as Victory CEO says he’s “emotionally done” with running a poker room.

Full Tilt’s parent company fires aggressive return shot in response to Ivey’s statement and lawsuit.

Ivey files suit against Tiltware and vows not to play in WSOP as long as players remain unpaid.

Another statement posted and still no date set to repay US players.

One of nine bank accounts unfrozen; no details on payment yet for US players.

Servers were restarted in an attempt to resolve the issues.

Merge deploys geographical restrictions and Bodog moves to .eu

Rakeback and ACH transfers are effected.