When It Comes To Online Gambling, CA Is Getting Left In The Dust
California has been at it longer than any other state, but now multiple states are passing CA by when it comes to online gambling progress.
The Bicycle Casino Reopens After Federal Shutdown On Suspicion Of Money Laundering
Federal agents shut down the Bike in California for almost 20 hours. Local reports suggest players have used the casino to launder money.
PA iGaming Bill to Receive House Vote
The most recent iGaming bill in Pennsylvania easily passed the House Gaming Oversight Committee vote and is now heading to the House floor for a full vote.
Steinberg and Blumenfield Go Deep in WSOP Main Event
Max Steinberg and Neil Blumenfield, both California natives, found success in the November Nine and finished in fourth place and third place respectively.
John Juanda and Jennifer Harman Inducted in Poker Hall of Fame
Jennifer Harman and John Juanda are the new inductees in the Poker Hall of Fame. Harman changed the game for females and Juanda was successful in his play.
NJ DGE Reveals Findings and Issues Conditions for PokerStars License
The NJ DGE did as thorough of a job as you can get with the Amaya Inc. license for PokerStars in New Jersey. Here is a summary of their findings.
Former PokerStars Employee Starts Smear Campaign Claiming Poker is a Luck Game
A disgruntled ex-employee of PokerStars and Full Tilt created pokerWTF.com to release harmful details about parent company Amaya leading to legal action.
Two California Natives Make WSOP November Nine
If Steinberg or Blumenfield win the WSOP Main Event, online poker in California could have increased popularity and a sped up legislative process.
Churchill Downs Confirms California iPoker Partner in SEC Filling
Churchill Downs, famously known as the site of the Kentucky Derby, has confirmed their partnership with the Crystal Casino and Ocean’s 11, both in LA.
Ho-Chunk E-Poker Decision could Have Implications on Santa Ysabel Case
Ho-Chunk Madison claimed that their e-gaming was Class II gaming and the state contended it was Class III, which would be illegal. Ho-Chunk won the appeal.