Nevada Gaming Commission regulators are looking into the first known allegations of usage of a HUD (Heads-Up Display) on one of the state’s regulated online poker sites, WSOP.com Nevada. The …
So the PokerStars boycott was a real thing that happened. Somewhere in the range of 2,500 players, many of them high stakes players, made it a point to not play …
The US state of Kentucky’s ongoing war against international online-gambling companies has taken a new twist, with the Washington DC-based Poker Players Alliance filing its own joinder in a Kentucky-based …
The American Gaming Association, the powerful trade and lobbying group which represents the US’s $240 billion casino-entertainment industry, today published the text of a questionnaire that the group plans to …
Officials from Portugal appearing at the regulatory and industry conference in the nation’s capital, surprised conference attendees and the online-gambling industry at large by revealing that they plan to partition …
The boycott of PokerStars by a couple thousand players is in its final day (officially). After that, who knows – some players may continue to stay away from the site, …
An Internet censorship plan championed by Québec’s government-run lottery agency, Loto-Québec, continues to be part of financial legislation providing the framework for the province’s 2016-17 fiscal budget. Language within Québec’s ongoing budget …
The PokerStars boycott is in its second day and while onlookers are curious, waiting to see how things turn out, one competitor is trying to take advantage of what it …
As if the affiliate side of the online-gambling business isn’t tough enough, details continue to emerge in the story of Betsson AB’s key affiliate manager, Christiaan Alexander Van Dalen, who has …
Paysafe Group Plc, the company formerly known as Optimal Payments and the parent of such popular online-payment services as NETeller and Skrill, has confirmed in a London Stock Exchange announcement …
