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PokerStars’ Michigan and Pennsylvania poker sites remain the clear leaders in the US online poker market, perfectly positioned for shared liquidity.

We are only halfway through 2021, and we have already seen seismic changes in the industry—and there is a lot more to come.

In an interview with Online Poker Report, New MGCB Executive Director Henry Williams talks about shared liquidity in Michigan.

In a forthcoming exclusive interview with PRO, 888 says the poker rooms will go live this summer in Michigan and Pennsylvania, regardless of its ability to pool players.

WSOP.com plans to launch in PA and MI soon running on 888poker’s Poker 8 software—here is what it will look like.

The launch of two online poker rooms in Pennsylvania is another step forward for legal regulated online poker in the US.

Hopefully, the two-year saga will be over soon, permitting the PokerStars USA, partypoker US and WSOP/888 networks to expand into PA and MI.

This week saw another procedural step, while the opportunity to appeal at the Supreme Court still technically available.

PokerStars MI will soon have a competitor: A second online poker room has been cleared to launch in Michigan, with BetMGM MI expecting to launch poker in under 3 weeks.

The race to become the second online poker room in the Keystone State potentially has another runner, as the PA Gaming Control Board is expected to approve GGPoker parent company NSUS Group for an online gaming manufacturer license.

Senior Vice President and Head of US at 888 Holdings Yaniv Sherman talks exclusively to pokerfuse about plans for Michigan and Pennsylvania, shared liquidity, the deployment of Poker 8 and more.

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