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Adrian Buckley, a recreational poker player from Colorado, earned his first WSOP bracelet and accompanying prize of $1,277,193

Regulators in New Jersey have granted a 150-grace period for the sites promoting illegal gambling to stop their activities

Phil Hellmuth has done it again, adding another WSOP bracelet to his already record collection, after claiming the victory in the $10k Razz Championship event

Ross Ulbricht, founder and the master mind behind the Silk Road, has been sentenced to life in prison; defense team filing an appeal

Macau's Economic Service is going after the illegal gambling ads and will be looking to remove them in the shortest time possible

PokerStars and Full Tilt players, in conjunction with the rooms' parent company Amaya, raised in excess of $500,000 to help victims of Nepal earthquake

Murder that occurred during an attempt of home poker game robbery was deemed justifiable by the prosecutor John McColgan

Richard Ferrer, a janitor with Harrah's Casino, picked up a bundle of cash dropped by one of the patrons and decided to keep it

Stu Ungar's 1997 WSOP Main Event signed chip count card is being auctioned on the eBay

Kangwon Casino in South Korea will have to pay back around $520,000 to a gambler who lost the money as his self-excluding ban was lifted prematurely

Amaya Inc., owner of PokerStars and Full Tilt, completed an internal review that found no violations; during the same period, Cadillac Jack was sold for $380 million

666bet customers are still waiting for their funds and their patience for the company is growing thin

The IRS proposed lowering the threshold for reporting casino winnings down to $600; the proposal will be discussed at the hearing on June 17th

Tom Holke New Eureka Poker Tour Champion