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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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PokerStars confirmed this week it would leave the Australian online poker market in September 2017. PokerStars‘ announcement came after the Australian parliament gave final approval to the Interactive Gambling Amendment
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If the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a federal ban on sports betting, the nation’s 450-plus tribal casinos could face issues launching legal sportsbooks on their reservations. Because gambling is
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New 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
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PokerStars 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
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On Wednesday, Maine became the 15th U.S. state to legalize and regulate daily fantasy sports. DFS contests are categorized as a game of skill under Maine gaming laws. The bill
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The Australian Senate passed the 2016 Internet Gambling Amendment Bill, which prohibits offshore online poker sites, on Wednesday. The IGA Amendment goes into effect in 30 days. When the IGA
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Video gaming terminals or VGTs might derail Pennsylvania’s online gambling bill yet. Though the Pennsylvania Senate have declared VGTs a dead letter, members of the Pennsylvania House continue to support
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The delayed Pennsylvania gaming bill is costing cities millions in casino host fees. For the past few years, Pennsylvania casinos pay a $10 million hosting fee to the cities and
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If the U.S. Congress passes Restore America’s Wire Act (RAWA), it could set back the American brick-and-mortar casino industry 20 to 25 years. Slot machines linked over wide-area networks on
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The Georgia Republican Party passed a resolution this weekend opposing casino gambling. In announcing its resolution, Georgia GOP (GAGOP) said that casino gambling leads to higher crime rates and higher
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