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Online Casino operator Videoslots bought PKR's 3D Poker software. Will they take it to its max potential or repeat the mistakes of the past?

Italian senator and leader of an anti-mafia commission, Franco Mirabelli has concerns about how poker liquidity could be used by criminals.

Spain, Portugal, Italy, and France are in the process of sharing player liquidity and here's how it all happened.

The long-running bankruptcy which has beset Caesars Entertainement Corp. will finally come to an end this weekend.

Recent decision by the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission to grant a licence to the Iowa Tribe is at the very least a curious one.

Recently completed 2017 World Championship of Online Poker saw records broken in several categories including player participation and prize money paid.

Celebration and rejoicing could be heard throughout the poker community as former players of UltimateBet and Absolute Poker began receiving refunds.

Native American Indian tribes operate legal gambling facilities in 28 states, but one tribe has gone a step further by securing a license to offer online poker and casino games.

Hawaii has decided to be even more pro-active in its enforcement of gambling laws with Honolulu police set to crack down on illegal poker rooms.

A plan announced by MGM Resorts International to build a new casino in Bridgeport, Connecticut has two Indian tribes crying foul.

The WPT officially announced their strategic partnership with JetSmarter, 'the world's largest private air travel and style community.’

This week saw the claims that major gambling sites have been complicit in allowing or funding hackers who have been luring potential customers.

Joaquin Morales, a Chilean government official, claims to be looking to other countries for guidance on how to deal with online poker.

The death knell that sounded the end for online poker in Australia has stopped ringing as the Aussie government has apparently changed its tune.