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The 2018 World Series of Poker Championship Event is working its way down from its monstrous 7874 player field, which was the second biggest “Main Event”
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The Poker Hall of Fame, after carefully calculating the fan balloting over the past month, has announced the nominees for induction in 2018. But who has
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When Pennsylvania became the fourth state to pass online gaming and poker regulation, it was expected that there would be a flood of activity from the
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Pennsylvania lawmakers might decide upon a one-year fix for their budget deficit, a move which might shelve all gambling legislation until 2018. Postponing a budget fix is one of several
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After 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,
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo warned the Seneca Nation they would face retaliation if they stop making casino revenue payments. Earlier this year, the Seneca Nation threatened to stop making
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PartyPoker 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
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Tilman Fertitta, whose Fertitta Entertainment Inc. owns Golden Nugget Lake Charles, criticized Louisiana slot machine laws at a conference this week. Mr. Fertitta’s remarks were made at a meeting of
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Absolute 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
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The $25 million a year Red Water Casino project is in danger, after a judge ruled Mississippi voters should decided the issue. Chief Phyllis Anderson of the Mississippi Band of
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New Jersey is considering a new amendment to its skill-based gaming laws to lower minimum return-to-player (RTP) requirements. That might sound like a bad proposition for players, but it means
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The Pennsylvania Senate Law & Justice Committee scheduled a hearing to discuss online gaming and video gambling terminals on Tuesday, September 19. That meeting should set the agenda on online
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Japan’s casinos might not have poker rooms. An expert panel created to advise the Japanese Diet on the casino bill called for house-banked games of chance only. Poker rooms, with
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