Anuj Arora has been a staff writer for pokerfuse and Poker Industry PRO since 2018. A former poker player, Anuj was soon recognized as one of the leading journalists in the online poker industry, known for his analytical insights and encyclopedic knowledge of both the US and global markets. Famous for his data-heavy analysis of industry trends, Anuj today leads pokerfuse’s editorial and heads our poker content production.
GGPoker registers with Alberta’s gambling regulator AGLC, taking a step toward a regulated poker launch while liquidity sharing remains the key hurdle.
Solana processed roughly one in 40 WSOP entries and one in 23 buy-in dollars during its first year as the series’ crypto partner.
The first-ever “In the Money” tournament format at EPT Barcelona proves popular, with players needing to build six times their starting stack to secure a Day 2 spot and lock up a cash.
Ireland’s gambling regulator is consulting on new rules that could sharply restrict online poker, giving players and the industry a chance to raise concerns before the August 20 deadline.
PokerStars’ $5 Spin & Go produces a third $1.2 million jackpot in less than a month, turning an already improbable run into a remarkable statistical outlier.
A major shake-up at PokerStars’ parent company brings Betfair, Paddy Power and Sky Poker onto the PokerStars Network, potentially giving PokerStars a major boost in traffic and liquidity.
A new tournament series is set to return to the PokerStars on FanDuel platform in September, with details on the name, schedule and guarantees still to be revealed.
Global Poker launches PowerStreak, giving Jackpot Sit’n'Go players another way to win through daily leaderboard rewards.
While rivals focus on the largest regulated markets, BetRivers continues to back online poker in smaller states where it sees long-term value.
The 2026 WSOP Main Event ends with 22-year-old Lucas Jumalon becoming poker’s newest world champion.
After facing backlash over the exclusion of Online Circuit ring winners, WSOP confirms eligible winners will continue to receive $5,000 Paradise packages.
Players question WSOP’s decision to exclude Online Circuit ring winners from its $5,000 Paradise package despite promotional material suggesting all Circuit champions qualify.