The States of America isn’t the only country that has issues with the subject of online gaming and poker. In Australia, an outright ban on the activity was passed through
read full storyState Rep. Brandt Iden submitted an online gambling bill to the Michigan House of Representatives, so Michigan could pass an iGaming law in the coming months. On Wednesday morning, the
read full storyKentucky Governor Matt Bevin said in a radio interview this week that neither casino gambling nor marijuana would become legal in his state while he governs. Gov. Bevin was asked
read full storySeveral professional poker players have helped in Texas rescue efforts in the wake of the Hurricane Harvey devastation. Ray Henson, Gavin Smith, Chance Kornuth, Doc Sands, and Kevin Hart are
read full storyFormer U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R) criticized a proposed online gambling ban in a PennLive opinion piece this week. Rep. Paul, who ran for U.S. president in 2008 and 2012,
read full storyAfter a year of inactivity, Bovada re-opened its online poker room this week. Bovada Online Poker accepts players from nine countries at present: The United States, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia,
read full storyPartyPoker announced it plans to withdraw from the Australian market, due to passage of the Internet Gambling Amendment 2016 earlier this month. PartyPoker’s decision to leave Australia’s gaming market was
read full storyAbsolute Poker and Ultimate Bet players are set to receive $33,500,000 in reimbursements from funds lost during the Black Friday scandal of 2011. Customers of the Cereus Network of poker
read full storyNew Texas poker rooms are opening in the Lone Star State, but brick-and-mortar card rooms exist in a legal gray area. As the poker clubs toy around with new moneymaking
read full storyPokerStars continues to change player rewards policies to protect casual players by de-incentivizing play by the sharks on the site. Stars Group made changes about 18 months ago, but has
read full story