Nick Jones: News Archive

If PokerStars could share player liquidity among MI, PA and NJ, a so-called PokerStars USA network would enjoy huge cash game traffic and guaranteed tournaments.

Operator says more than $1.5 million will be paid out over the next six weeks in this official branded Tetris leaderboard promotion.

$10,000 freeroll for all depositors plus $20,000 in Second Chance Freeroll tickets will help promote MI’s first ever series.

With average traffic over 400 in its first week, PokerStars.MI overtakes PokerStars PA and WSOP/888 as the largest US network.

705 players enter the WSOP.com $10,000 Main Event, generating an $6.8 million prize pool—unprecedented for any segregated online poker network anywhere in the world.

As the series enters its final stretch, highs outweigh the lows with a record-setting Big 50 and a Main Event on course to cover its guarantee.

First look from pokerfuse shows nine events with over $50 million guaranteed, including a record-setting $5000 buy-in, $25 million guaranteed Main Event.

King of the Hill at heads-up tables, a ban on software “queuing,” and an expansion of its real names policy among new features introduced at the tables.

The last of eleven men to face charges under the Black Friday indictment arrives in the United States and enters a not guilty plea.

Activity at the cash game tables of PokerStars PA is more than all other US regulated networks combined.

After a ten-month lull, PokerStars is back trying out exclusive, limited edition Hold’em variants. How might these maritime-themed games play?

Anonymous tables are expected to be optional, and it may be possible to toggle “stealth” on and off, while hand histories will be de-anonymized after 24 hours.