Next Up On The World Poker Tour: The WPT Legends Of Poker 2017
The World Poker Tour is heading back to Los Angeles, CA for one of the staple stops on the Main Tour: The WPT Legends of Poker. Find out...
NJ Senator Wants to Open Up NJ Online Poker, Casinos To The World
One New Jersey lawmaker wants to open up the state's online gambling market to the world, allowing outsiders on to its NJ online poker and casino sites.
MGM Launches New Jersey Online Poker and Casino Sites With Competitive Bonuses
MGM Resorts International launched its promised playMGM real-money online poker and casino sites in New Jersey this week.
Qui’s Win A Key Factor In 2017 WSOP Main Event Growth
Can the 2017 WSOP Main Event growth be directly attributed to Qui Nguyen's 2016 victory? One thing is for sure, Nguyen's surprising performance helped show players anyone could...
PokerStars Adds US Poker Pro Jeff Gross To Team Pro Roster
Twitch favorite, Jeff Gross is bringing his talents to Team PokerStars Pro where he'll try to help grow online poker in New Jersey and the U.S.
PokerStars Megastack Series Makes its Way to New Jersey
Learn more about how to qualify and play this super-fun, recreational live poker event hosted by PokerStars featuring an awesome $100,000 guaranteed prizepool.
Kicking Poker In The Teeth: Ferguson’s WSOP POY Run and Poker After Dark Returns
The Full Tilt Poker nightmare just won't go away with Chris Ferguson making a run at the WSOP Player of the Year and PokerGo bringing back Poker After...
There’s Always Next Year? Online Poker, Gambling Legislation Finding Pitfalls Again
Bills to legalize online poker or gambling in New York, Illinois and Pennsylvania have all hit a rough patch in the road.
WSOP Player Of The Year Race Is Quickly Becoming A Mess And A PR Debacle
The WSOP Player of the Year formula appears to be drawing all kinds of attention, but not the kind the WSOP or the award's new sponsor had been...
WSOP Decks Are Causing Card Controversy Once Again
A card controversy has erupted at the World Series of Poker once again, with players complaining WSOP decks are too easily marked.