Michael Gentile: News Archive

Gambling expansion approved by the Senate includes provisions for regulating online poker, casino games and sports betting.

For the second consecutive year, the legalization of online poker could rest with the Michigan governor.

The latest revenue figures from the PGCB show interest in igaming is growing in the Keystone State.

While the competition saw their revenue figures decline, PokerStars excelled in the New Jersey Online Poker market.

“Diamonds” can be used for fun side activities at the table, but the new social currency can also be used to Rabbit Hunt.

The highest profile professional poker player lands a new sponsorship deal.

Online gaming attorney Jeff Ifrah opines on what the delay might signal about the DOJ’s case.

While technically not a race, other states considering legalizing online casino games may be looking at Pennsylvania to assess the igaming landscape.

Slots generate more interactive gaming revenue than table games in the Keystone State by a 3-1 margin.

With only one online poker network able to combine player pools across state lines, New Jersey operators and players are left to wonder when the market will be revitalized.

PokerStars and WSOP.com host the premiere online poker tournaments for the Garden State.

In the first full month since the market opened, online casino games have already exceed DFS revenue figures and are rivaling land-based sportsbooks in the state.