The biggest poker tour in Latin American history is back, with PokerStars hosting the first event at Rio de Janeiro’s Windsor Marapendi Hotel March 2-6..
The LAPT stop in Chile has been cancelled making it the first time in a decade that the tour will not stop on Chilean soil.
Along with the iconic EPT brand, the LAPT and APPT will also return next year as PokerStars rethinks its live tour strategy.
PokerStars announced new Festival dates, returning to many popular LAPT stops; meanwhile, offshore operator Bodog announced its plan to expand across the South American continent.
✅ Available in Your State
West Virginia finally has its first online poker room — but it might be a one-room show for the foreseeable future.
Despite many positive signals and earlier indicators, it seems like we’ll have to wait a while longer for the new…
New York State Senator Joseph Addabbo Jr. (D–District 15), a leading voice for legalizing regulated online gaming,...
The first major controversy of the 2025 World Series of Poker is officially upon us. The winner and the runner-up of…
For the first time, WPT Global, the second-largest online poker network, has released details of recent efforts to…
PokerStars is set to roll out a new feature aimed at helping players, particularly recreational ones, better plan their…
If you enjoy playing Pot Limit Omaha cash games, 888poker is the place to be this week. The operator is bringing back…
Since GGPoker’s humble beginnings in 2014 when it was primarily focused on Asian markets, things have changed…