While officials are publicly cautious regarding any timeline for the launch of their real-money online poker product in the US, insiders are suggesting that the launch could come as early as this week. No formal timeline from Caesars During a recent media conference call for the 2013 World Series of
Poker pro Annie Duke has issued a second statement concerning her access to the "cheat" function of Ultimate Bet's software, denying in no uncertain terms that she at any time used or was even aware of such a function. Ultimate Bet became infamous after it was revealed that company insiders
Online gambling in the Garden State took one step closer to becoming a reality with this week's announcement from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement that regulations governing NJ's online gambling industry will be published on June 3rd. The DGE is the primary regulator for online gambling activity in
While the proverbial song has yet to be sung by the proverbial obese performer, it appears as if PokerStars' attempt to purchase the Atlantic Club Casino has been mortally wounded. The wound in question was delivered late this week by a New Jersey judge who ruled in favor of lifting
California has long been a state to watch as online poker legislation is considered in an increasingly long list of states across the nation. Being the most populous state in the United States, were California to regulate access to real-money online poker games, it would undoubtedly immediately represent a major
When a casino expansion bill passed the Illinois State Senate at the beginning of this month, it did so without an Internet gaming component that had, at least temporarily, been attached to the legislation. Language in that bill, which would put five new land-based casinos in the Land of Lincoln
An additional chapter is unfolding in the saga of the Ultimate Bet scandal, with new recordings surfacing that leave little doubt that the owners of the site perpetrated a major fraud against their customers. The recordings were posted online by a former employee of 1994 WSOP champ and one of
More details are beginning to emerge with regard to Phil Ivey's battle with a London, UK casino to recover a $12 million payout he says is rightfully his, but has been withheld by Crockfords Casino, the oldest gambling club in operation in Europe. Last week we brought you the story
With a number of initiatives aimed at bringing legal live poker and regulated online poker to the state of Texas, poker players were hoping to see at least a modicum of legislative progress on their pet issue during the current State Assembly session. But those hopes remain just that, as
After a flurry of activity to usher in the spring season, the last week brought little but a lull for online poker regulation watchers in the United States. Let's start with Pennsylvania. After weeks - actually, months - of "will she or won't she" guessing games, Rep. Tina Davis finally
So far 2013 has been a very good year for Nevada. Just last week it made history when it became the first state in the nation to introduce regulated, real money online poker with the launch of Ultimate Poker. New construction projects abound, and now it is being reported that
In a new twist on a story that hasn't been heard from in quite some time, poker superstar Phil Ivey has filed a lawsuit against UK's Crockfords Casino in London's tony Mayfair District. Last summer, Ivey, arguably poker's most famous face and unquestionably one of its greatest-ever players, made headlines
