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DTTM Operations Limited quietly applied for, and received, trademarks for the Trump brand in Macau.

Paddy Power appointed Joe Lee to the role, the ‘experienced betting market trader’ taking on the post which aims to deal with the massive upsurge in Tump-related bets.

One of the last remaining ‘grey areas’ in poker legislation seems certain to fall in favour of the ‘anti-gambling’ lobby.

Amaya has announced that it has officially completed its rebranding to "The Stars Group."

The new APT-MBP partnership has announced that the APT Finale Championships Macau 2017 will be the first event under the agreement.

The beleaguered iNinja Poker Tour has finally closed its doors, according to founder Isaac ‘RunGood’ Tucker.

ARJEL's ‘Player liquidity sharing arrangement’, modeled on the UK’s legislation, would allow member countries players to share player pools just as UK.

When it comes to money there are very few areas in which poker players don’t dip their toes in the hope of making a quick buck, or even a million bucks!

His days as a fugitive have officially come to an end as online gambling kingpin Calvin Ayre agreed to a plea deal.

Former Absolute Poker honcho Scott Tom will apparently avoid a jail sentence and instead pay only a $300,000 fine.

France, Italy, Spain and Portugal joined forces and signed a liquidity agreement that will do away with their respective ring-fenced markets.

There are obvious questions to be asked, the first being: why would PokerStars invest money in PKR players?

It appears that 13 Holdings Ltd. may have mixed up their priorities by first obtaining 30 Rolls Royces for their guests, while lacking full authority to open for business.

PokerStars has teamed with an unnamed partner in India to make its presence felt in that part of the world.