Black Friday: Latest News

The poker community will be attentive as Howard Lederer grants his first interviews since Black Friday.

Millions in personal property described as fruits of illegal activity are being sought by the US Government in connection with the Black Friday case.

Caught in their own shell game, AP founders try to reassert ownership of the defunct internet poker site.

The Lederer camp responds in a continued attempt to persuade Judge Sand to at least discuss the EDNY ruling.

US players with money tied up on Full Tilt Poker are keeping an eye on just how the DOJ will calculate refunds.

Of the 11 men indicted on Black Friday, only three remain at large.

PokerStars has just announced it has successfully settled with the US Department of Justice and acquired the assets of…

Ira Rubin, one of eleven men indicted in the Black Friday case, has been sentenced to three years in prison. Although…

Following DOJ pleading leniency, Brent Beckley faces only a 14-month prison term for his part in committing wire fraud and money laundering.

Legal skirmishes in the “Black Friday” case of United States v. PokerStars, et. al. continued last week when federal…

Poker advocacy group puts forward “skill game” argument for poker.

The companies that comprise PokerStars have filed motions to dismiss the charges against them, asserting the Government…