NJ Online Casino Gaming: Poker Takes A Back Seat Again In October
The explosive growth of online casino gaming in NJ continued in October, while online poker continued its slow slide down the charts.
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Poker Struggling Overall In New Jersey: Will Pennsylvania Share Its Players?
Both live and online poker are not having a good year in the Garden State, but could Pennsylvania soon help reverse the trend?
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Ivey-Borgata $10M Saga Reaches Court Of Appeals — And Gets Even More Confusing
On Tuesday, attorneys for the legendary poker player and Atlantic City’s leading casino took on questions from a three-judge panel.
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New Jersey Online Poker Declines After June-July Uptick
After the WSOP online bracelet events apparently gave the NJ online poker market a boost, revenue was back on the decline in August.
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Borgata Garnishes Phil Ivey’s WSOP Check, Continues RICO Claim
The Borgata casino in Atlantic City was able to claim $124k worth of Phil Ivey’s poker winnings at the 2019 WSOP.
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PokerStars Announces 4-Table Cap On Online Cash Games — But For Now Not In New Jersey
PokerStars announced that players can only play four tables at once, down from 24. The change isn’t for New Jersey, at least not yet.
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DOJ Will Appeal NH Lottery Ruling On The Wire Act
The U.S. Department of Justice will appeal a June ruling that the 1961 WIre Act only applies to sports betting, not other forms of iGaming.
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WSOP Investigating Apparent Poker Platform Glitch
An apparent glitch resulted in an incorrect chip stack in an online poker tournament, according to a video shared by one of the participants.
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NJ Players Continue To Win WSOP Online Bracelets, Impact Prize Pools
The 2019 World Series of Poker schedule is almost complete, and there have been more than 12,000 online bracelet event entries so far.
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Can Sports Betting Expansion Carry Online Poker To Broader Legalization?
The optimism of six years ago surrounding a second online poker boom in the U.S. has faded, but the sports betting boom provides new hope.
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