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PPA’s opposition to iGaming ban with online poker carve-out explained

For years, the Poker Players Alliance (PPA) has swung its full support towards the legalization and regulation of online poker in the United States. As such, the majority of the poker community was perplexed by a report that surfaced on

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Texas Online Poker Laws and Legalities

Texas is known for doing things big, and with good reason. It has the 2nd largest land mass of all the 50 US states, and the second largest population of 26,448,193 (est. 2013). As for the economy, the Lone Star

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Nevada preps for online poker surge with 2 new 888 sites in 2014

Nevada’s online poker market has been less than stunning over the first year. With just three sites operational – only two of which are drawing notable traffic – the market generated $742k from interactive poker games in August. The results

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Tennessee Online Poker Legal Status

Tennessee is the 36th largest state in the US by land mass, home to the 17th highest population of 6,495,978 (est. 2013). Known for its prominent mountain ranges – particularly the Great Smoky Mountains in the east – and considered

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New study predicts Online Poker in Pennsylvania by 2017

Online poker fans in the 47 of the 50 United States – all but Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey – have heard enough rumors and speculations as to if and when their home state might jump aboard the nascent iGaming

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South Dakota Online Poker Legal Definitions

South Dakota is the 17th largest state in the US, but home to only the 46th largest (5th smallest) population of 844,877 (est. 2013). Agriculture has always been a dominant factor in the state’s economy, which helps explain the incredibly

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PartyPoker extending Casual Cash Game limits for mid/high stakes

The first decade of the 21st century saw major online poker sites gearing their software and promotional campaigns towards the acquisition of professional grade, high volume players of all stakes levels. In recent years, though, there’s been a major shift

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South Carolina Online Poker Legal Status

Although South Carolina doesn’t have a considerable land mass, ranked 40th largest state in the US, due its warm climate and oceanside locality, the state has drawn an abundant population of 4,774,839 (est.2013), giving it the 24th highest populace in

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Ultimate Poker dismissals raise questions of uncertain future

Last April, Ultimate Gaming carved its brand name into the global history books when its online poker room, Ultimate Poker, became the first regulated, real money iGaming website based in the United States. The company has maintained a fairly solid

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Rhode Island Online Poker Laws and Statutes

Rhode Island is the smallest state in the US, ranked 8th smallest in population as an estimated 1,050,292 call the Plantation State home. Industrial manufacturing and tourism are major contributors to the state’s economy, but most visitors come to see

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