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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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The Pueblo of Pojoaque Tribe of New Mexico agreed to a new gambling compact with the state this week. The tribe, which owns Buffalo Thunder Casino near Santa Fe, has
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The American Gaming Association rolled out a new responsible gaming initiative in Las Vegas this week. The AGA’s new code of conduct is a response to a pair of high-profile
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Borgata is suing Gemaco, the playing card manufacturer behind the Phil Ivey edge-sorting scandal at Borgata and Crockfords Casino. Borgata won a $10.1 million judgment against Phil Ivey and Kelly
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Updating yesterday’s story, State Sen. Raymond Lesniak introduced a bill that would allow New Jersey to negotiate poker player liquidity deals with other US states and foreign countries. Raymond Lesniak’s
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YouStake CEO Frank DeGeorge filed suit against the US Securities and Exchange Commission and its chairman, Jay Clayton, asking for the SEC’s investigation to be dropped. The filing was Case5:17CV00065
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New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement hopes to make player liquidity deals with Nevada and Pennsylvania. Longtime DGE Director David Rebuck says New Jersey gaming laws ties his agency’s hands
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Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent said he believes legal US sports betting is inevitable in a couple of recent articles. Fay Vincent was Major League Baseball’s commissioner (1989-1992) at the
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Wynn Resorts won a lawsuit filed by former majority shareholder Kazuo Okada after his removal from the board of directors in 2010. The Nevada Supreme Court ruled in favor of
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American casino companies are cooling on big investments in Japan’s gaming market, due to new regulations being considered by the Japanese Diet. When Shinzo Abe’s government announces proposals in the
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California might legalize sports betting, if Assemblymember Adam Gray introduced a constitutional amendment gains support in the state legislature. Adam Gray introduced a sports wagering bill to the California legislature
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