Latest Business & Industry Poker News

MPN finds itself with a seven-day player average of 800 cash game players, according to traffic tracking website PokerScout.com.

Rake-free poker games sounds like a dream come true for poker players, and now TonyBetPoker have introduced just that to their player pool.

Thomas' debt collection company ‘tricked and co-erced’ more than $31 million from thousands of victims in the US.

Pennsylvania’s House Gaming Oversight Committee voted to pass a bill – officially known as House Bill 649 – that will see online gaming legalised if it is passed.

The Chinese state media have reported that 98 online gambling-related arrests have been made by authorities since July as part of the continued crackdown on illegal internet activity in the country.

Winamax recently introduced "Sit &Go Killer," a new format game of poker that pays out the entire prize pool in bounties.

MPN will rerun its popular Cash Drop promo from Nov. 20 through Dec. 17, awarding €5 in cash to a random player every five minutes.

The Global Poker Index has partnered with USA TODAY, a deal that calls for the publication to post poker-related content in print and online.

Out of all the online gaming mediums available in the country, poker fared the worst, having fallen by five per cent year-on-year.

The Marketplace is a forum on the popular PokerVIP.com, where you can buy up a portion of another player’s action, essentially betting on that player’s ability to win.

Poker Heaven on the Microgaming Network will close its doors on Nov. 12 due to increased regulation in Europe, advising players to cashout before Nov. 19.

PokerStars changed its player VIP program and will continue to eliminate the use of third-party software in an effort to "level the playing field" for casual players.

Ring game player traffic for the month of October finds Adjarabet pushing its way into the industry's top ten poker rooms and networks.

The online poker sites have been regularly hit by accusations and actual examples of poker-playing ‘bots’ taking money from the unwary -and wary -alike.