Anuj Arora: News Archive

If PokerStars were able to connect its three states into a single network, its flagship USA 'COOP branded series would be one of the largest online tournament series in the US regulated market.

Around 20% of players have been randomly selected to try out the operator’s new rewards system that switches back to a traditional volume-based loyalty scheme.

The wait is almost over as WSOP.com is eyeing July 12 to become the third online poker network after PokerStars and BetMGM/Borgata to open its doors to Pennsylvania players.

Just as the World Series of Poker announces their full schedule for 2021, pokerfuse speaks to WSOP Executive Director Ty Stewart on the upcoming festival.

In a first-of-a-kind coordinated launch, PokerStars lines up three separate tournament series in Pennsylvania, Michigan and New Jersey with affordable buy-ins.

Gaming control board commends operator for doing “a remarkable job changing the face of the leadership;” BetMGM could be looking at an online poker launch in NV this year.

Last longer tournament on the partypoker US Network will take place on Saturday.

The 17-day-long spring festival on PokerStars PA wrapped up last Monday with two-third of the tournaments smashing their guarantees including the $300 Main Event which eventually ended up paying $284k.

Following an opening day that saw guarantees surpassed by more than 40%, 11 of the next 21 events overlayed.

Banking on last year’s success, WSOP schedules 33 gold bracelet events including a $1 million guaranteed Grand Finale event.

PASCOOP once again will guarantee $2 million in prize money while MISCOOP will make its debut in May.

US online poker players got a special treat on Sunday with a total of $16k in addition prize money contributed by PokerStars to the headlining events in Michigan, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.