The history and reality of Texas politics should lead a person to believe the recently introduced "Poker Gaming Act of 2013" by Austin state representative Eddie Rodriguez will fail.
Read More . . .Gov. Brian Sandoval has asked the state Legislature to act within 30 days on an Assembly bill to allow Nevada to join with other states to offer online poker games.
Read More . . .As expected, the Nevada Gaming Commission issued two additional interactive gaming licenses on Thursday, approving Lottomatica and Sartini Synergy Online.
Read More . . .Gutshot Poker players with balances due have seen a lot of their complaints muffled in recent days with the takedown of the site's member discussion forum.
Read More . . .American broadcaster NBC Sports Group has announced that the National Heads-Up Poker Championship is returning to its schedule with the first episode set to air on 19 March.
Read More . . .Some of these funds were supposed to reimburse the "victims," U.S. poker players who had money in their accounts when the sites were shut down.
Read More . . .International Game Technology closed its IGT Poker network (formerly Entraction) this week, after announcing plans to shut up shop in September.
Read More . . .As Nevada moves toward launching real-money online poker, there are several concepts to keep in mind about the complexities of the emerging industry.
Read More . . .One of the most interesting elements to cash poker games is that players often are allowed to take as much ammo they choose to carry.
Read More . . .The online poker site based in the United States, Hollywood Poker, has been re-launched. Online poker players will once again have the chance to interact with the celebrities that play poker on this website.
Read More . . .Back in June, gambling website Hollywood Poker suddenly closed its doors after eight years of operation with its customers and accounts then transferred over to RedKings.com.
Read More . . .The online poker proposal of Senators Harry Reid and Jon Kyl has been unveiled in its entirety and reveals only one surprise not found in September’s summary.
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