Fresh on the heels of its executive director making appearances in two US states considering the possible regulation of online poker and other forms of online gambling, the Washington, D.C.-based …
Michigan’s recent hearing regarding the possible legalization of onlne gambling in the state was accompanied by the introduction of two new Michigan House bills as well. Both bills were introduced …
We all know that gambling can be fun, exciting, and profitable. I, myself, enjoy playing poker when I can; I don’t have any illusions that I am going to get …
One of online poker’s opponents on Capitol Hill has decided not to run for re-election next year. Representative Charlie Dent (R – Penn.), announced last week that he had been …
Pennsylvania’s House on Wednesday narrowly approved a controversial budget resolution calling for the inclusion of revenue from state-authorized gambling as part of its budget-balancing requirements, though the minor victory is …
Today at Flushdraw we’ll expand our continuing coverage of the Phil Ivey “edge sorting” case with a look inside the expert testimony offered in the case by professional blackjack player …
The NFL season began last week and with it, the most important few months for the daily fantasy sports (DFS) industry. Football (American football, that is) is the biggest betting …
Kansas City-based playing card manufacturer Gemaco, Inc. has filed a motion for summary judgment against Atlantic City’s Borgata Hotel & Casino in connection with the high-profile Phil Ivey “edge sorting” …
Late last week, PokerStars announced that it would again be flattening its payout structures in an ongoing attempt to award more rewards and wins to a larger number of players. …
The anti-online gambling forces paid for by Las Vegas Sands Corp. CEO Sheldon Adelson made their latest fear-mongering appearance in Lansing, Michigan last week, where that state began exploring the …
