The World Series of Poker seems to be trying to make the best of a tough year. The coronavirus pandemic preempted most of its live poker schedules for the entirety of 2020. The WSOP Circuit did host a few events in the US and internationally at the beginning of the
One of the many live tournaments to be thrown off schedule this year was the Caribbean Poker Party (CPP). There was no dispute that it was a favorite stop for PartyPoker LIVE because…well…it took place in the Caribbean! Of course, the CPP also offered numerous High Roller events like the
It is no surprise that Michigan online gaming came to a near-standstill in late October and early November. There was a little election with consequences on the local, state, and national stages. Meanwhile, though, the Michigan coffers – as those in every other state – have been suffering for months
Earlier this year, the World Poker Tour worked with PartyPoker to offer some online poker series in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The WPT was one of several major live poker tours forced to cancel all live events indefinitely. The company’s partnership with PartyPoker provided an alternative, a way to
It was a memorable day. Record turnout in most states and nail-biting races at all levels of the US government made November 3 a day for the history books. While ballot counters continue to tally the final votes in several states, and some election campaigns turn their efforts to lawsuits,
The long-awaited and much-anticipated update to 888poker arrived at the end of October. Little more than a week ago, the online poker operator revealed its “Made to Play” platform to players around the world. With everything from multi-tabling and portrait for the mobile poker app to a new lobby and
Before the coronavirus pandemic, high-stakes poker players often found high-stakes tournaments around the world. Whether in Macau or Las Vegas, at European Poker Tour (EPT) stops or at the Aussie Millions, there were a variety of live options. Now that the world is in some form of seemingly perpetual lockdown,
The long-awaited grudge match of year (decade?) began yesterday. It took the form of a heads-up poker game, recently dubbed High Stakes Feud, at the PokerGO Studio on the Las Vegas Strip. Doug Polk and Daniel Negreanu finally took their years-long war of words to the table, and they did
As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, the World Poker Tour is again taking the opportunity to work with its subscription online poker arm, ClubWPT, to offer players more poker alternatives. This time, the World Poker Tour and ClubWPT offer the $200,000 ClubWPT TV Challenge, a chance to win a $50,000
One year ago this week, PokerStars launched its online poker site in Pennsylvania. It was the second state in which PokerStars reentered the US market after Black Friday in 2011. And PokerStars was the first operator to offer state-regulated online poker in Pennsylvania. In fact, one year later, PokerStars remains
People have been anxiously waiting for months for a result of the Wire Act case. The United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit heard oral arguments in June 2020 in the case of New Hampshire Lottery Commission, NeoPollard Interactive, and Pollard Banknote v. US Attorney General William P.
When Pennsylvania legalized state-regulated online poker and gambling, operators applied for licenses. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) ultimately awarded seven of them that included online poker in 2018. The summer of 2019 delivered the launch of several online casinos, complete with slots and table games, but no operator hinted
