Comparing California’s Online Poker Bills AB 9 and AB 167
Two new bills, AB 9 and AB 167, have been introduced in Congress. Both bills hope to legalize online gambling in California and are good starting points.
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Iipay Facing UIGEA Violations While PokerStars Coalition Blasts AB 9
The Department of Justice wants a restraining order against the Iipay Nation with regards to Desert Rose Bingo, stating it violates the UIGEA.
PokerStars Could Force Major Changes to California Live Tournament Scene
When CA passes regulation for iGaming, PokerStars could re-enter the state. While players will rejoice, this could significantly alter live tournaments.
Clock is Ticking on California Legislature
If the California legislature wants to pass an online poker bill in 2014, they will need to act fast as the clock is ticking down on the yearly session.
California iGaming Week in Review: GiGse Excites, More Voices Ensure Fights
CA Online Poker talks have increased with the GiGse Conference, the Iipay Nation going rogue, GCC speaking, and more rooms wanting a piece of online poker.
California Is Running Out of Time to Pass Online Poker
As this years session comes to a close, the two opposing parties in California are still in a stalemate over the online poker bill, neither budging at all.
California iGaming Week in Review: Topsy Turvy iGaming Rides
Who even owns PokerStars? Because until everything is signed, sealed, and delivered Amaya technically doesn’t own PokerStar or Full Tilt Poker.
PokerStars Sale Harms Cali Online Poker Now; Helps Down the Road
With the sale of PokerStars to Amaya Gaming, online poker expansion in California could be breathing its last harried gasps of 2014. Does it help for 2015?
Will PokerStars Partnerships in California Be Affected By Sale to Amaya?
Thursday’s momentous news that PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker and the rest of the company’s assets will now belong to Amaya. What does this mean for Cali?
At Least One Group in California Really Wants PokerStars
PokerStars stealing the show again in recent California iPoker headlines. This time it comes in the form of polling 1,200 online poker players in the state.