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Online poker players in key states could help the game they love spread more widely across the US.

Pennsylvania now has approved three online poker companies, but the PGCB still has no word on when a second launch will happen in the state.

Though online poker in PA is trailing its NJ neighbor, there are a few things that could happen soon that would inject more life into the market.

With PokerStars PA already operating and 888 also awaiting approval, the expansion by the partypoker US Network could make Pennsylvania the online poker capital of the US by the end of the year.

Though the market experienced its toughest year in 2019, prospects for the new year are bright.

The New Hampshire Lottery Commission needs more time to respond to the DOJ appeal.

The Stars Group gains first skin market access for real-money online poker, casino games and sports betting in Michigan.

Online gaming attorney Jeff Ifrah opines on what the delay might signal about the DOJ’s case.

While technically not a race, other states considering legalizing online casino games may be looking at Pennsylvania to assess the igaming landscape.

With only one online poker network able to combine player pools across state lines, New Jersey operators and players are left to wonder when the market will be revitalized.

Soaring revenues during the summer series serve as an incentive for Pennsylvania to join the MultiState Internet Gaming Agreement once online poker launches in the state.

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