The latest California online poker bill attempts to find rooms for tribal casinos to compromise, with racing considerations and a vague bad actor clause. Read More
The state of Kentucky filed a lawsuit against PokerStars and parent company Amaya based on their operations with players from Kentucky between 2006-2011. Read More
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. Read More
PokerStars recently got approved to reenter the United States market via New Jersey and that will have positive ramifications for the California market. Read More
Even though there has been opposition to PokerStars in California, it seems the tides have turned and they are optimistic about the 2016 year in the state. Read More
The legislative session for 2015 has finally closed, and for online poker it couldn't have came early enough. Now big strides must be made for 2016. Read More
A disgruntled ex-employee of PokerStars and Full Tilt created pokerWTF.com to release harmful details about parent company Amaya leading to legal action. Read More
PokerStars brought out their big guns including Negreanu and Moneymaker to their inaugural Pro Tour which spread the word of online gaming to their fans. Read More
The Pechanga Coalition, who have been known not to budge on horse racing, offered up a few compromises that they would be okay with which is a big step. Read More