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The status of several casino developments around the world are under a cloud this week after China tightened its rules on outbound foreign investment.

A California cardroom has been closed down amid claims that its owners did not have enough money to cover the chips-in-use.

The New Jersey Lottery has discontinued the sale of the High Card Poker instant game due to player misunderstanding of the game’s win scenarios.

The latest poker room to offer players an ‘intimate poker experience’ has taken over what was formerly the ‘Fan Cave’ for sportsbook fans.

Word on the street is that the recent Zohair Karim scamming scandal resulted in a bit of ‘parking-lot dancing’ between two pros, Nick Pama and Aaron Massey.

While the company has historically used poker pros as a marketing tool, now it sees them as a danger to the PokerStars' ecosystem.

Lary Kennedy’s trying to convince judges that almost everyone connected to the site is guilty of fraud.

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.