Partouche Poker Cheating a Multi-National Affair?
A week ago, we checked in with news from the late, lamented Partouche Poker Tour, in which poker-player author Nordine Bouya drew headlines by releasing a video, via YouTube and …
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Full Tilt Poker Begins Transitioning EU Players to fulltiltpoker.eu
A little over three months following the relaunch of Full Tilt Poker’s dot-com site last November by PokerStars, players from three European Union countries — Greece, Luxembourg, and Slovenia — …
Ivey Poker Expands Again, Absorbs Leggo Poker
The new IveyPoker online poker training site has grown again, this time by scooping up a major rival, Leggo Poker, and adding Leggo’s own prominent team of player-instructors into the …
US Online Poker 2013 Legislative Process
US online poker players lost all hope for a federal bill that would legalize and regulate online poker after the Reid/Kyl bill failed to even receive a hearing in either …
Malta’s LGA Claims Everleaf Players Have Been Paid; No One Believes Them
In the category of fly-by-night, online poker regulators whose word can’t be trusted, we can now confirm the addition of Malta’s Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LGA). The LGA’s claim this …
Partouche Poker Tour Cheating: Merci, No More
The past week’s revelation of alleged cheating and collusion at the final table of the 2009 Partouche Poker Tour main event adds another sordid tale to poker’s spotty history. The …
Bitcoins for Bodog?
Is Bodog, along with its US-facing site, Bovada, considering the introduction of Bitcoins as an online-payment processing channel? Several favorable articles concerning Bitcoins have been published by Bodog-related entities as …
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