Former Poker Pro Confesses to Wife’s 1997 Murder
A 16-year old murder case can now be put to rest. Former poker pro Marcus Bebb-Jones has pled guilty to the 1997 murder of his wife Sabrina Bebb-Jones. Marcus was set to go to trial [….]
Year: 2013
Partouché Poker Problems Persist: New Investigation Mounted by ARJEL
ARJEL is an online gaming regulator located in France that works as an independent administrative authority for all things gaming, including poker. The group follows gaming options in the area and they have recently stumbled [….]
Chris Ferguson Settles With DOJ for $2.35 Million
Chris “Jesus” Ferguson, the brainchild of Full Tilt Poker and one of the most notable faces of its team of “red pros,” had previously been ordered by the United States Department of Justice last September [….]
The Affiliate Conundrum, Part 2: PocketFives, Dogs and Fleas
Last time out, I returned to the follow-up to a story I’d written a couple of weeks ago exploring a connection between the PPA and the St. George, Utah SunFirst Bank payment processing operation at [….]
The Affiliate Conundrum, Part 1: The PocketFives Pushback
“Welcome back my friends, to the (shit) show that never ends…” — What Emerson, Lake and Palmer would’ve sung if they’d been in the poker business. It’s been a long two weeks. With apologies for [….]
Lock Poker in Trouble as Ring-Fencing & Liquidity Concerns Arise
Lock Poker, the owners of the Revolution Gaming Network, a poker network that comprises dozens of sites have decided to segregate a large number of their Omaha, and Texas Hold’em ring games. As reported earlier [….]