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Americas Cardroom CEO Phil Nagy takes exception to the blind trust of daily fantasy sports players.

Online poker is advancing in the US, with or without regulation.

The lure of million dollar prize pools is just part of the attraction US players have with unregulated offshore online poker sites.

Competition from offshore networks may have affected the early stages of US state regulated markets, but all the major US-facing offshore operators have reportedly withdrawn from those markets.

Betcoin’s latest rake reductions to 2.5% make the leading Bitcoin sites some of the cheapest places to play online poker.

Event billed as first seven-figure online event for US players in years.

The agreement gives bitcoin-only players access to much more SNGs and MTTs than their own player pool can provide.

Gregory Kolo’s gets his first cash in a WSOP and Paul Volpe outfaced Negreanu to win his event.

Six affiliate and rakeback websites have been threatened with fines.

Network bows to licensed, state-wide regulated US market operators.

The Beast promotion will now be available to all players without any additional contributions being taken from cash game pots.

In a rare interview with a CEO of an offshore US-facing online poker network, pokerfuse sits down with Phil Nagy, the man behind WPN, to talk candidly about the business.