The European countries of Spain, Italy, Portugal, and France are rapidly preparing for online poker liquidity. Within weeks of the four countries signing the agreement to combine their online poker tables for larger player communities and more consumer benefits, the nations are hard at work to put the plan into
When most poker fans are asked to name the greatest poker player in the world, there are usually three answers. One is Daniel Negreanu, a fan favorite always willingly in the spotlight, another is Phil Hellmuth, who serves as his own publicist, and the third is Phil Ivey, a somewhat
The good news is that Pennsylvania online gambling is not dead in 2017. The issue is very much alive and may be legalized as a part of the gambling expansion bill to help offset costs associated with the new budget. Many state lawmakers remain committed to passing the gambling expansion
Online poker legislation has been tougher to pass in the United States than most poker players and fans ever anticipated. And it is not going to be an easier in Michigan, no matter the positivity of State Senator Mike Kowall or the plethora of negotiations in progress. Michigan was a
The American Gaming Association has long tried to stay away from addressing the topic of online gambling in the United States. But in the latest release of its updated Code of Conduct for Responsible Gaming, online gambling is specifically addressed. When the AGA was founded in 1994, it was primarily
Online poker players in Australia have been fighting a battle against a planned online gambling ban for some time, but it seems they might have lost the war. The Senate passed the Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2016 on August 9, 2017. The bill has been in motion since the fall
With most of the focus on Pennsylvania and its attempts to pass online gambling legislation, it can be easy to forget the other state working on its own bill. Michigan has been relatively quiet about its legislation as the summer recess took over, but SB.203 is still very much in
Online gaming legislation in Pennsylvania has been officially put on hold until the fall months. The state’s lawmakers are now on a summer break for the rest of the month and will return to work in September to restart discussions about the gambling expansion bill, which includes online poker and
New Jersey legalized online poker and casino games were legalized in February 2013, and the first sites launched in November of that year. The industry has grown in the four years since, as more sites like PokerStars joined the group of legal operators that are partnered with land-based casinos, and
Many poker players are familiar with YouStake. It is an online platform that allows players to participate in investments – as buyers and/or sellers – for poker tournaments and various esports and gaming events. Poker players found it to be a hassle-free way to start a campaign to find investors
Several poker-focused online news sites recently reported that North Korean hackers are hacking online poker websites to steal money for their government. Is this true? According to cybersecurity experts in South Korea, it is true. While it is always important to protect one’s online poker account from hacking susceptibility, it
New Jersey has had great success with its online gambling industry. From the legalization of internet poker and other casino games to their regulation, site launches, and growth, it has become a model of intrastate online gambling in American states. Over nearly four years of operations, New Jersey has tackled
