The ongoing legal controversy involving California cardrooms’ ability to offer certain house-banked card games is on its way to a planned December 18, 2019 hearing in Sacramento to debate proposed …
Poker’s Tournament Directors Association, or TDA, has wrapped up its biennial summit with a host of new recommendations and procedures that will likely become the law of the poker land …
The United Kingdom Gambling Commission is back at it again in its never-ending quest to make the UK’s gambling market the most reputable and safest-for-customers in the world. In recent …
There’s another European country continuing its efforts to ban international online-gambling providers, as new developments have occurred in Norway. Recent, the country’s authorities have submitted a series of newly restrictive …
Government officials in Belgium will soon be considering new restrictions on advertising for gambling-related services, in particular during live sporting events, on TV, and during daytime hours when children are …
The World Series of Poker is little more than three weeks away from kicking off its 2017 edition and, as is customary in the run-up to the series, WSOP …
The civil action brought by former PokerStars sponsored pro Marcel Luske against the site over alleged uncompensated use of a system of tournament poke rules co-owned by Luske continues a …
Marcel Luske, the well-known “Flying Dutchman” of international poker, has filed a lawsuit against former sponsor PokerStars over that site’s alleged use of a variation of a set of tournament …
The post-World Series of Poker lull is over and the major tournament season is back underway. HAPPY TIMES. One of the most fun parts of a live tournament (those who …
