A lawsuit brought by three prominent casino-operating California tribal nations targeting certain house-banked games available in some of the state’s licensed cardrooms has been dismissed. On Tuesday, the US District …
The tug-of-war between video game developers and governments over loot boxes continued this week when Kerry Hopkins, Vice President of Legal and Government Affairs at gaming giant Electronic Arts, testified …
As part of Germany’s ongoing efforts to block online-gambling operators licensed elsewhere in the European Union from offering services to German citizens, the German state of Lower Saxony has announced …
The United States Department of Justice recently pushed back its enforcement date for its new interpretation of the Wire Act all the way until the end of the year, but …
Kansas’s all-time leading poker-tournament money winner, Brandon Steven, has pled guilty to a single charge connected with the operation of a prominent underground poker game in Kansas’s capital city of …
As the debate over the use of HUDs (heads-up displays) and many other artificial means of gaining an edge at the online poker tables roars on, it’s interesting to note …
The day some poker players were looking forward to while others were dreading came yesterday: partypoker’s big software update went live. The goal of the update is to try to …
Sports betting is all but legalized in New Hampshire, as on Thursday, the state’s House of Representatives concurred with the Senate’s amendments to HB 480. The next step is for …
Partypoker has announced the latest results in its continuing effort to combat poker bots, the computerized software programs unscrupulous gamblers occasionally employ at the tables at lower and middle stakes …
The United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) is back in the news this week with the latest in a long-running series of fines and penalty assessments against gambling operators who have, …
