2018 is off to a good start for poker players in France and Spain. Yesterday, France’s gaming regulator Autorité de Régulation des Jeux en Ligne (ARJEL) announced plans to let the first shared poker tables between France and Spain go live “in the next few weeks.”
PokerStars has demonstrated once again why it has a special place in the hearts of so many players. Upon hearing news of the demise of PKR, the people at PokerStars jumped into action and quickly announced a plan to bail out every single PKR player who had money on the failed 3D poker site.
The website of established poker site PKR shut down without warning or explanation earlier this week. Players were left in the dark until a statement by network operator MPN went out explaining that PKR had asked MPN to suspend its games until further notice. According to MPN, PKR is dealing with financial difficulties and will …
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The long and contentious 2016 election season has come to an end and the United States has a new President. Donald J. Trump will assume the highest office of the land on 20 January, 2017. Already, there has been great speculation regarding what he will do once he takes office and whether or not he …
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Note: This story is still unconfirmed and only being reported by PokerTube.com. It relies on unnamed sources. Even so, it is breaking news and seems feasible enough that I figured I would pass it on. Take it with a grain of salt, but don’t be surprised if the rumor turns out to be fact. Update: …
PokerStars has revealed a new heads-up format for mobile devices that allows players to take as long as they want between hands. It’s called Duel and instead of 30-second time banks, you and your opponent can each take as long as you want (well, up to a day or two) to make your decisions. You …
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Some poker players downloading software looking for an edge have gotten the exact opposite result. There’s a new piece of spyware floating around that grants hackers access to victims’ hand information at online poker sites. This information is then transmitted to hackers who join the same poker tables and play a perfect game of poker …
Mike “the Grinder” Mizrachi is at it again with another product to be unleashed upon the world. It’s called Blast Longer and no, it has nothing to do with Viagra. The function of the site is to let you place bets against other poker players over who will last longer in individual tournaments.
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