Latest Business & Industry Poker News

Online gambling regulation in Mississippi has been put on hold, as lawmakers don't think the state currently ready for the changes

Teddy Sagi, owner of Titanbet Poker, acquired VisualDNA, a London startup company operating in the field of ad tech

WPT Poker, online platform connected to bwin.party network and one of the biggest poker brands, World Poker Tour, will close its doors on June 3rd 2015

Online gambling giant Amaya, owner of Full Tilt and PokerStars brand, joined the chase to purcahse bwin.party, looking to get the 888 Holdings out of the picture

Caesars Palace is facing accusations for money laundering and Caesars Entertainment Corporation could be on the line for up to $20,000,000

Revenue generated by online poker in New Jersey during April showed a fall of almost 11% in relation to March

Full Tilt has acquired gambling license in Denmark, which will enable the company to offer its games to Danish and Greenland based player

A look at player traffic in the online poker industry over the last two weeks.

Las Vegas Riviera Hotel & Casino closed its doors on Monday, after being in business for over half a decade

Japanese lawmakers have submitted a casino bill which they hope to see passed by July or August this year

Bill AB 431 outlines the general guidelines for the online poker regulation in the state and it's acceptance by the GO Committee is a big step towards regulation

Degree 53, digital design and build agency, has receive the UK gambling license, enabling them to develop remote gambling software

If passed, New Hampshire casino bill would allow for two casinos to be built with at least one year between them

PokerStars has launched their own prepaid MasterCard. Dubbed StarsCard, for the time being it is available to residents of the UK