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“Poker Night in America,” a television show that gives regular Janes and Joes a chance to play a few hands with poker pros, is returning to film at Maryland Live! And now, World Series of Poker officials announced Tuesday that the soon-to-be-opened …

anti-theft The lack of regulation in the online poker industry has left it rife with problems. One issue that affects the experience of players is affiliates stealing content from competitors. Most of this goes unnoticed by players as it is often …

Testimony in the trial of a Canton man accused of breaking into the professional poker player's Jackson Township duplex began in Stark County Common Pleas Judge Taryn Heath's courtroom. Christopher Lucius, 25, of 1344 Logan Ave. NW, is charged with …

The 2013 Nevada Legislature approved legal online poker within state borders. Ultimate Gaming, owned by Las Vegas-based Station Casinos, is one of three operating websites alongside World Series of Poker, owned by Caesars Entertainment, and Real …

To find out if ARJEL's president was right when he claimed the industry is declining because "poker is not that popular anymore", and to get the pulse of France's poker community, PokerNews France met with Julien "JunkyBoy" Ferey, a London-based online …

Each week, PokerNews brings you insight into the happenings at some of the major poker sites. Featuring the most popular blog posts, BlogNews Weekly is your one-stop shop for all your poker blog highlights. In this week's BlogNews report, we bring you …

After less than four years in the casino business, Maryland has joined the national poker scene. Maryland has been added to the World Series of Poker circuit schedule for the first time ever, thanks to the addition of Horseshoe Casino Baltimore to the …

The privately owned operator of five Northern Nevada casinos today began Internet play within the state's borders in a partnership with Las Vegas-based online gambling operator Ultimate Poker. In a news release, the Peppermill said poker players can …

To find out if ARJEL's president was right when he claimed the industry is declining because "poker is not that popular anymore", and to get the pulse of France's poker community, PokerNews France met with Julien "JunkyBoy" Ferey, a London-based online …

Can you believe that 2014 is almost halfway over? The first half of the year has brought some exciting and memorable hands at Full Tilt Poker, the home to some of the biggest nosebleed online poker games. The Full Tilt Poker blog recently presented a …

After registration closed on Monday for the $50,000 Poker Players' Championship at the 2014 World Series of Poker, one couldn't help but notice the drop in field size and absence of several regulars from the field. This year's edition of the event that …

Boise • Poker can continue for now at the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's casino in Worley after a federal judge ruled Monday that the state violated a gambling compact in a dispute over a game Idaho says is illegal. The state sued last month to shut down the …

The team's success followed that of Louise Holdsworth from Kirriemuir who played in the regional poker final in Aberdeen in February and beat 78 players from across Scotland to win an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas to play in the Vegas 100 …

Day 1 of the World Series of Poker $50,000 Poker Players Championship drew a field of just 85 runners, a far cry from the 132-player tournament won by British pro Matthew Ashton in 2013. However, late registration will be available for another level on …

After initially promising to air in early 2014, Poker Night in America experienced a slight delay and has announced that its first broadcast will commence next Sunday, June 29 at 10:00 p.m. ET. A new agreement with the CBS Sports Network will bring the …

PORT SALERNO, FL (WPTV) – Local poker buddies will undergo surgery that will save the life of one of the men. Matt Doolin is currently living without both kidneys after both failed and had to be removed. “For the last 20 years I've dealt with kidney …

Robert Mizrachi poses with his second World Series of Poker bracelet, which he won Saturday June 20, 2014, in a $1,500 buy-in Dealer's Choice tournament for a prize of $147,092 at the Rio. By Case Keefer (contact). Monday, June 23, 2014 | 2 a.m. …

The $3,000 buy-in no-limit hold'em event at the 2014 World Series of Poker attracted 992 players, creating a total prize pool of $2,708,160. After four days of play, it was Chicago native Sean Dempsey who came out on top, earning his first career …