Online poker is popular. Esports is more popular. These are facts. There are some poker players who cross over into the esports world – and vice versa. There have even been some attempts by online poker sites and tour operators to forge relationships with esports players and/or entities. Most have
The state of Pennsylvania can call October a success for its gambling industry. Every major segment of the industry grew from the previous month, and most segments even grew from the previous year. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released its October revenue report this week. While the coronavirus pandemic still
The title of this article could be almost any given month in the past several years. New Jersey online casino games revenue increases consistently from month to month, while online poker struggles. The statistics from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement for October 2020 fit squarely into that pattern.
This is most definitely the month of micro-stakes poker players online. BetOnline.ag and SportsBetting.ag are ready for it with their joint venture called the MICRO Tournament Series. The pair of online poker websites share a network, which means they remain separate sites but offer liquidity for players, putting them together
November seems to be the perfect month for micro and mini buy-in online poker tournaments. Americas Cardroom is ready with the Mini Online Super Series (MOSS), one of the most popular of its OSS variations. The Winning Poker Network actually runs MOSS across all of its skins, including Black Chip
One of the most popular online poker series returns this month on PokerStars. And it turns out to be a very good time for MicroMillions, the low buy-in tournament series that welcomes players of all bankrolls. As much of the world returns to some form of lockdown status due to
The World Series of Poker seems to be trying to make the best of a tough year. The coronavirus pandemic preempted most of its live poker schedules for the entirety of 2020. The WSOP Circuit did host a few events in the US and internationally at the beginning of the
One of the many live tournaments to be thrown off schedule this year was the Caribbean Poker Party (CPP). There was no dispute that it was a favorite stop for PartyPoker LIVE because…well…it took place in the Caribbean! Of course, the CPP also offered numerous High Roller events like the
It is no surprise that Michigan online gaming came to a near-standstill in late October and early November. There was a little election with consequences on the local, state, and national stages. Meanwhile, though, the Michigan coffers – as those in every other state – have been suffering for months
Earlier this year, the World Poker Tour worked with PartyPoker to offer some online poker series in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The WPT was one of several major live poker tours forced to cancel all live events indefinitely. The company’s partnership with PartyPoker provided an alternative, a way to
It was a memorable day. Record turnout in most states and nail-biting races at all levels of the US government made November 3 a day for the history books. While ballot counters continue to tally the final votes in several states, and some election campaigns turn their efforts to lawsuits,
The long-awaited and much-anticipated update to 888poker arrived at the end of October. Little more than a week ago, the online poker operator revealed its “Made to Play” platform to players around the world. With everything from multi-tabling and portrait for the mobile poker app to a new lobby and
