Latest Business & Industry Poker News

Bertrand "Elky" Grospellier leaves PokerStars with a statement that has sparked a conversation on the role of the sponsored pro.

The hits just keep on coming for Party Poker, as the aggressive and growing poker room landed German poker star Philipp Gruissem as their newest sponsored pro.

Isaac ‘Ike’ Haxton, one of the biggest names in poker, has joined PartyPoker, teaming up with the likes of Fedor Holz, Sam Trickett, Patrick Leonard and others.

Betcoin has decided to reopen its poker room in order to make good on paying out funds from its Bad Beat Jackpot that remained unpaid when the site closed its doors last month.

Spain and France finally share online poker liquidity and PokerStars becomes the first online poker room to offer games for the promising new shared market.

France and Spain are rapidly moving towards shared liquidity while Portugal lags and Italy still considers its options.

PartyPoker have signed Finnish pro Joni Jouhkimainen to join their team as a sponsored pro in both the live and online spheres.

The Indian poker team championship Poker Sports League is returning for its second season.

Getting the New Year off to a great start isn’t always easy, and for Vegas’ casinos it’s been a mixed bag – bonuses for the lucky ones but closures and job-searching for others.

DGOJ - the Spanish gaming regulator - announce the signing of a resolution authorizing shared liquidity with the other three nations.

The appeal is up for a hearing on Jan. 23, 2018, where attorneys for the IPA will once again point out the skill required to be a successful poker player.

Several poker sites servicing Gujarat, including PokerStars, have decided to withdraw from the region, dealing a blow to players.

Fedor Holz has recently announced on Twitter his latest venture after his retirement: he is investing in the Esport organization Team Envy.

Penn National, one of the largest gaming operators in the United States announced their plan to acquire another gaming giant, Pinnacle Entertainment for $2.8 billion.