Shared Player Pools Not Happening Yet in New Jersey
Many changes have taken place in the gambling industry of New Jersey over the past year and even more changes may or may not be coming in 2015. Earlier this year, it was reported that [….]
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An Ad-Lib Online Poker Future: PokerStars Joins Anti-Scripts Movement
The controversial task of leveling online poker’s out-of-balance competitive playing field has been in the news again of late, with PokerStars representatives confirming that they are in the process of making changes designed to limit [….]
PokerStars HUSNG Protest Arrives, Leaves; Not Much Changes
In case you missed it, a one-day player protest by several hundred PokerStars heads-up sit-n-go (HUSNG) came and went on Wednesday, November 5th, with what appears to be no real impact or effect. The single-day [….]
PokerStars’ Thorny Spin-&-Go Problem, Part 2
PokerStars’ splashy rollout of its new Spin & Go “lottery”-style hyper sit-n-go tournaments has drawn plenty of attention, both pro and con, as we began to explore last time out. Casual player have flocked to [….]
PokerStars’ Thorny Spin-&-Go Problem, Part 1
Being the world leader by a wide margin in your given industry doesn’t always guarantee smooth market sailing, as PokerStars is currently finding out. Beset by increasing global regulatory pressures and short-term financial demands – [….]
New Policy by Amaya Gaming Removes PokerStars/Full Tilt from Gray Markets
On October 1st, players around the world were surprised to find that PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker were no longer servicing their country. With the acquisition by Amaya Gaming, a new policy was put in [….]