Phil Ivey loses his Full Tilt Poker (FTP) high stakes cash game crown to Patrik Antonius, as the Fin becomes the biggest winner on FTP software with another great week on the virtual felt; and Net Entertainment secure a deal with the Rational Group to supply casino games for FTP.
Read More . . .World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific (WSOP-APAC) has announced its 2014 schedule set to take place Oct 2-18 at the Crown Melbourne in Australia.
Read More . . .The parent company of online poker giant PokerStars has inked a deal to provide its online poker platform to California's Morongo Band of Mission Indians and the state's three largest card clubs in a future regulated intrastate online poker market.
Read More . . .The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City this week has sued Phil Ivey – one of the most recognizable of the players on the World Series of Poker on television – for $9.8 million from allegedly fraudulent winnings during a series of visits to the casino in 2012.
Read More . . .Following PokerHost departure, player pool desegregated on network—but high volume players report a new 4-max table cap and ejection from VIP program.
Read More . . .The first monthly report on online poker gaming win showed it exceeded only bingo compared to other casino games, slot machines and sports betting.
Read More . . .Confessions of a Poker Writer: From the Valleys to VegasWhen I was first asked this question I really wasn't sure how to answer it.
Read More . . .Want to win your share of $750,000 for just $1? Bovada's offering up a new tournament series that is bigger and better than anything the online poker site has run so far.
Read More . . .Even those with the faintest hint of poker's history knows that the tournament game as we know it today is a direct descendant of the World Series of Poker. For most of its first decade it was the only game in town, creating higher demand for more tournaments with every passing installment.
Read More . . .Worldwide cash game player traffic saw an increase of 1% last week, which followed two weeks of declining player numbers.
Read More . . .US Gambling wars begin as New Jersey settles into the rhythm of the iGaming world, and it's the former sweetheart of millions of US online poker fans, PartyPoker, that have the head start in the market place.
Read More . . .With regulated online poker up and running in New Jersey for about a week now, the natural question on many people's minds is: how is it doing? To paraphrase Larry David, "Prettay, prettay, prettay, prettay well."
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