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PokerStars has made more than a dozen millionaires through its popular Spin & Go jackpot poker game and will now give online slots players a chance to become millionaires as well.

The Asian poker market seems set to fulfil its promise as the rising sun of modern-day poker, with even the struggling Macau finally showing an increase in activity and profitability!

Next month sees President-elect Donald J Trump take over the reins at the White House, heralding in a new era in the USA...

William Hill Plc and GVC Holdings Plc ARE confirmed as being interested suitors for the Amaya-owned poker behemoths.

​In the meatiest piece of gossip to hit the poker world for years, there are rumors circulating that former PokerStars owners - the Scheinberg family – are planning to buy the site back.

The French will soon have much more options when it comes to online poker as they will be able to join EU licensed sites other than the ones localized in France.

Multiple reports state that the once popular Ongame Network is set to shut its doors on October 15th, bringing to an end 17 years of poker offerings.

Jeremy Johnson, who was sentenced to 11 years for making false statements to banks, has claimed that Nevada’s Democratic Senator Harry Reid made the pitch for money at a meeting in Las Vegas.

Controversy gives some validation and meaning to the honor, but too much controversy can threaten the integrity of the honor to the point that it becomes meaningless.

​Pre-vote political jostling has led to a last minute amendment being made to the Internet Poker Bill which could see Pokerstars facing a mandatory five year ban and $20 million fine for being seen as a “bad actor”.

There are a lot of things going on right now that could break the right way for online poker - if the community is willing to get out there and be vocal in support.

The famous Dutch poker pro, Marcel Luske, is suing industry giants, PokerStars, for what he claims is their theft and use of rules he wrote.

After stepping back in March of this year, David Baazov, one time CEO of Amaya Inc, has decided to fully resign from all positions held with Amaya

Large companies are always fighting for new customers and what better than to familiarize their brand to the next generation of customers, the young adults than to sponsor in a big way the activities they enjoy participating in the most.