Latest Business & Industry Poker News

PartyPoker have expanded their pro roster by signing up Irish grinder Louise Butler as a Team Online Pro

Larry Flynt, the poker-playing porn magnate and casino owner, has lost his bid to be allowed to enter the California poker market.

European affiliate marketing network Catena Media acquired online poker traffic website PokerScout.com.

Party Poker ended PokerStars' string of three blue ribbons in a row from 2014-16.

PokerStars.fr will sponsor the season 2 of the Esports European League, a CS: GO league broadcasted on Channel C8.

The DoJ has approved the second batch of reimbursement for victims of the Absolute Poker and UltimateBet shutdown of six years ago.

Australian senators David Leyonhjelm and Cory Bernardi addressed the Senate’s ECRC to argue for online poker.

A gaming package legalizing online poker in Pennsylvania could be introduced to the State's Senate as soon as Monday, seeing a vote by Wednesday.

North Korea has hit the gambling news headlines once again as reports that the reclusive nation has changed its policy to allow racetrack betting.

Looking for ways to boost the economy via the tourist trade, Shinzo Abe's administration is considering allowing casino gambling.

CEO of Videoslots Alexander Stevendahl discussed his intentions of using this PKR technology to implement a new online poker experience under his own company’s banner.

The Poker Players Alliance (PPA) is on pace to spend roughly $120,000 on lobbying expenditures this year, which would be the lowest amount in its 13-year history.

The Pokertribe.com story which broke a fortnight ago has taken a new twist, with the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma selling its online poker venture to the Monster Products Worldwide.

Winamax have celebrated the news that France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal will soon merge their player pools by signing up two of the biggest stars in the European game.