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US-facing micro network changes to IGSoft’s solution, already used on the Italian-focused ENET poker network.

No reports of actual payments have been made just yet.

Full Tilt Poker sees smaller decline despite payment controversy.

Reports of workarounds are already surfacing.

Not just another attempt to “tilt” his opponents for his own benefit.

UseMyWallet users look for ways to cash out.

No word on when US funds will be available.

Legal worries prompt Doyle to fold.

Last stop for New York residents on the Merge Network.

PokerStars admits mistakes and corrects structural changes, but maintains the new rake structure.

SDNY confirm deal brokered while US players continue playing real-money games on the network.

One of online poker’s largest tournaments series has begun.

Blanca drops all eleven sponsered pros from its roster.

Merge now has more traffic than the next two US-facing sites combined.

Shake-up of the tournament structures receives varied criticism from community.

PokerStars denies higher rate of return on FPPs for Supernovas+ in the United States

Frequent Player Points can now be turned into cash for US Players.

José “Girah” Macedo was disqualified after winning the Lock Poker Challenge.

Existing players will continue to receive rakeback.