Anuj Arora: News Archive

WSOP’s online bracelet events in Pennsylvania face lower turnouts and smaller prize pools compared to shared liquidity states. Will this discrepancy lead WSOP to reconsider its offerings in PA?

The 23rd installment of WCOOP returns with $80 million in guaranteed prize money spread over a record 379 tournaments.

US players now can qualify for the world’s largest guaranteed event at WSOP Paradise with direct satellites running every Sunday.

The wait is over — the international segment of the WSOP online bracelet series is back on GGPoker for its fifth edition.

Online qualifiers have started for another NAPT regional event as PokerStars’ live series returns to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania this August.

BetRivers Poker is nearing its launch in the US, featuring a rebranded and enhanced platform built on the Run It Once Poker software, as revealed in the documentary series “GALFOND.”

A global technology outage which has caused havoc with computer systems around the world has also hit online poker.

For the second consecutive year, WSOP has surpassed the $400 million mark in total prize money, exceeding the 2023 total by an additional $34 million.

The World Series of Poker returns to the Bahamas this December for the second edition of WSOP Paradise, featuring the “largest guarantee in live poker tournament history.”

Starting next week, players in NJ, MI, PA and Ontario will no longer receive StarsCoins as rewards. Instead, they will receive direct rewards such as cash or tournament tickets.

Each of the first five episodes of The Big Game has garnered 600k views on YouTube, surpassing the viewership of GGPoker’s Game of Gold.

Late registration on Day 2D added over 600 entries, bringing this year’s Main Event total to 10,112 — once again the largest in history.