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As Main Event rolls on, WSOP.com has increased popularity in the online poker market greatly

Nevada Online Poker Review: WSOP Dominates Online and Live

The recent online poker numbers for Nevada have been through the roof. WSOP.com has increased popularity prior to the Main Event, which should be a hit.

Posted on: July 11, 2014 | Jennifer Newell

Nevada agreed to plan that allows 888 and WSOP to form an intrastate poker network

WSOP.com and 888 Granted Recommendation to Forge Intrastate Network

Nevada recently approved a plan for 888 and WSOP to create an intrastate network, to con players and aiming for bigger and better with online gaming.

Posted on: July 11, 2014 | Robert DellaFave

Last Chance Series: WSOP.com Bids Adieu to the live WSOP in Grand Fashion

Beginning on July 10th, WSOP.com is going to host a series of 8 mid-to-high stakes buy in tourneys. Many of which offer a low buy-in and high winnings.

Posted on: July 10, 2014 | Robert DellaFave

An affordable tournament offered by Aria for everyday poker players

WPT 500 at Aria: A Poker Tournament for the Rest of Us

The average poker player needs to have time and money for big-time poker events. Aria is offering a poker event that can remedy both of these for players.

Posted on: July 9, 2014 | Steve Ruddock

The online gaming numbers for May are updated and they show an increase which is very helpful for the industry.

Nevada Online Poker Revenue Sees May Jump

With the WSOP Main Event right around the corner, online poker revenue should be higher than ever and the increase will be reflected in the June statistics.

Posted on: July 8, 2014 | Jennifer Newell

WSOP.com put up 25 seats for the Main Event and the event was a huge success.

Nevada Traffic Report: WSOP.com 25 Seat Scramble Makes the Grade

Rather than playing it safe, WSOP took a chance on their 25 Seat Scramble and it paid off. The turnout was huge and is a great sign prior to the Main Event.

Posted on: July 7, 2014 | Robert DellaFave

This book is an inside look at Chris Moneymaker's unbelievable run to the WSOP title in 2003.

The Moneymaker Effect: Eric Raskin’s Instant Poker Classic

Eric Raskin accurately tells the story of Chris Moneymaker and his unprecedented run to the 2003 World Series of Poker title that changed poker forever.

Posted on: July 7, 2014 | Steve Ruddock

Iffy slogan demonstrated via t-shirts at WSOP

Opinion: Railbird T-Shirts Highlight Poker’s Problems with Mainstream Sponsors

ers of poker player Sean Drake spark controversy at WSOP in Vegas by wearing shirts with one of his Twitter slogans on it. How will fans react?

Posted on: July 1, 2014 | Steve Ruddock

WSOP updates and news, Adelson and the IRS

Nevada Online Poker Review: Adelson Money Laundering, Chad Brown Honored and More

It's been an exciting week in the Nevada online poker, but the really big news this week has been coming out of the state's brick & mortar gaming industry.

Posted on: June 30, 2014 | Steve Ruddock

Rumors of a bwin.party Sale Signal Potential Industry Shakeup

Forget partnering with bricks & mortar properties and getting approved for transactional waivers, that stuff is so 2013. Rumors of bwin.party sale spread.

Posted on: June 26, 2014 | Steve Ruddock

Online Poker

Nevada Online Poker Review: WSOP Dominates Online and Live

WSOP.com and 888 Granted Recommendation to Forge Intrastate Network

Last Chance Series: WSOP.com Bids Adieu to the live WSOP in Grand Fashion

WPT 500 at Aria: A Poker Tournament for the Rest of Us

Nevada Online Poker Revenue Sees May Jump

Nevada Traffic Report: WSOP.com 25 Seat Scramble Makes the Grade

The Moneymaker Effect: Eric Raskin’s Instant Poker Classic

Opinion: Railbird T-Shirts Highlight Poker’s Problems with Mainstream Sponsors

Nevada Online Poker Review: Adelson Money Laundering, Chad Brown Honored and More

Rumors of a bwin.party Sale Signal Potential Industry Shakeup

Nevada Gaming Revenue Continues To Break Records In July

WynnBET’s Demise Could Spell Changes In Las Vegas

Casino Royale May Close. Here’s A Look Back

Football No Longer King Of Nevada Sports Betting

Nevada Gaming Revenue Dips But Remains Strong In June