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Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part V: Illinois

The case for Illinois is strong. Lawmakers are for it & analysts projects online poker & casino could gross $1.7 billion in 2028 if iGaming expands in 2023.

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Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part IV: Indiana

A report compiled by Spectrum Gaming Group could prove to be pivotal as supporters of igaming expansion look to win support from skeptical lawmakers.

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Poised for US Shared Liquidity, PokerStars Expands its US Ambassador Roster

PokerStars USA signs Michigan-based poker streamer David Kaye in what could be another move towards the launch of shared liquidity between NJ & MI.

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Which State is Next for US Online Poker? Part II: Connecticut

Online poker is legal, but shared liquidity isn't. The state's tribal casinos picked operators that don't offer poker. Still, could we see a CT poker launch?

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Federal Judge Confirms Wire Act Does Not Apply to Online Poker

IGT claimed that clarity was needed in order to protect the company from future lawsuits, and District Court Judge William Smith agreed in the September 15

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