Somerset Poker Pro Ryan Hagerty Goes From High School Home Games To Shot At World Championship
An impulsive decision to enter the “hybrid” 2020 Main Event has led New Jersey pro Hagerty to the precipice of poker history.
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New Jersey Well Represented At ESPN WSOP Main Event Final Table
Three of the nine players who survived the online portion of the hybrid U.S. tournament call the Garden State home.
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International Half Of WSOP Main Event Down To Final 9, New Jersey Players Start Sunday
The unusual hybrid 2020 World Series Main Event is underway, and New Jersey poker players can either satellite in or pay $10,000 to play.
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New Jersey Online Poker Holds Steady In October Compared To Prior Month
The Garden State online poker market in October was virtually unchanged compared to September, according to New Jersey figures.
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World Series Of Poker Announces ‘Return’ Of $10,000 Buy-In Main Event
The WSOP announced Friday that it will hold a hybrid online/live $10,000 Main Event, with the heads-up match to be played in Las Vegas.
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New Jersey Online Poker Market Continues Cooling Off, But Rebound Expected In October
September was the weakest month since the pandemic for the NJ online poker market, but October tournaments will reverse trend.
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Borgata First In Atlantic City To Resume Poker Play
AC’s largest poker room will reopen — with restrictions — on Wednesday, dealing the first legal live poker hands in NJ in seven months.
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Atlantic City Casinos Prep For Long Winter Ahead
Atlantic City has had plenty of nice weekend weather since Labor Day, helping the city’s casino industry boost its brick-and-mortar→
New Jersey Online Poker Cools Off In August Without WSOP, Still Up 77% Year-Over-Year
With the WSOP online bracelet events winding down in New Jersey, the online poker market cooled greatly but was still up big versus 2019
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New Jersey Online Poker Market Grows 140% Since Pandemic Hit In March
From March through July, New Jersey’s three online poker operators generated $21.6 million in rake, compared to $9 million in 2019.
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