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What are some of the hottest headlines in the world of poker? Here you will find all the latest juicy stories along with other important news and tournament results. A must read for the poker enthusiast with articles published throughout the day.
Merge Poker to Stop Taking New US Players Through Month of June
The Merge Poker Network has halted new US signups through the month of June as it works to incorporate new payment processing platforms and add more customer service agents.
While the network could begin accepting new US players as early as the end of June, the network may extend this policy through the summer depending on how quickly it can get new processing in place.
High Stakes Online Poker News: Isildur1 Wins, Loses Big in Single Day
Pot Limit Omaha Cash Games: Bigger Than Ever at the Rio in Vegas
Pot Limit Omaha cash games at the Rio have been on fire of late with one of the biggest beneficiaries being one Ashton Griffin.
Poker News: Eugene Katchalov First WSOP Bracelet
Eugene Katchalov has his first World Series of Poker bracelet as Gambling911.com looks at the latest poker news
Jake Cody Wins Against Gus Hansen: Denies Dane WSOP Bracelet
Scott Matusow Blasts Phil Ivey Over Full Tilt Poker Lawsuit, Being Disingenuousness
WSOP Event 2, the $25,000 Heads-Up World Championship: Gus Hansen vs. Jake Cody
Two of the biggest names in poker today, Gus Hansen and Jake Cody, will go head-to-head as part of the final four WSOP Event 2 $25,000 Heads-Up World Championship
World Series of Poker $1 Million Buy-in Announced
The newly announced World Series of Poker $1 million buy-in already has 15 committed attendees
There is Something Rotten About Phil Ivey Lawsuit
Hamlet once lamented that, "There's something rotten in Denmark."
He could have just as easily been talking about present-day Las Vegas.
The revelation this week that poker pro Phil "Poison" Ivey has filed a lawsuit in Vegas against online poker room Full Tilt Poker--and the early response to it from Full Tilt--raise a number of issues and some of them don't quite smell right.
For example:
HOW MUCH IS IVEY SUING FOR?
Phil Ivey Ex Looking to Write Tell All Book (Source Now Revealed)
UB.com, Absolute Poker Customers Report Receipt of April’s Rakeback
Monies Seized from Online Gambling Sites Will Pay for new Undercover Vehicles
World Series of Poker Grudge Matches: Johnny Chan vs. Phil Hellmuth, More
Full Tilt Poker on Phil Ivey Lawsuit: “Meritless” and “Only About Helping Himself”
Full Tilt Poker has issued a statement in regard to a lawsuit filed against the company by one of its most visible representatives, Phil Ivey.
Full Tilt Poker Insists Bank Account Unfrozen Despite US Officials Saying Otherwise
HeadsUp Entertainment Goes Head First Into US Market
In an effort to capitalize on the void left by PokerStars and Full Tilt exiting the US poker market, one Calgary-based firm has offered up grandiose plans to rake in the cash.
888poker: Cada día una oferta diferente y $8/£5 GRATIS
Contágiate de la Emoción y Prepárate para un Verano muy MOVIDO...Ofertas Especiales de Junio:
Locura de Cupones:los jugadores de 888poker reciben una oferta especial cada día. ¡Mira lo que puedes ganar diariamente! Los jugadores disponen de 24 horas para reclamar los premios. IMPRESIONANTES de verdad.
Fantásticos Freerolls:¡Sólo este mes 888poker va a pagar más de $10.000 en premios en los freerolls!
Diesen Juni gibt es tägliche Specials bei 888poker
Diesen Juni gibt es tägliche Specials bei 888poker. Im Angebot sind Apple-Artikel, $10.000 in Freeroll-Preisen und noch viel, viel mehr!
Gold Strike Poker Strikes Out
One of America's legal online poker rooms may be facing legal problems of a different kind.
More Good News for Absolute Poker and UB.com Players: April Rakeback Paid
Full Tilt Poker Real Cash Traffic Falls Below 9000 Average
Why Full Tilt Poker, Absolute Poker are Likely to Eventually Pay US Customers
Internet Poker Rat Under Investigation for Fraud Down Under
Australian authorities are said to be investigating notorious informant Daniel Tzvetkoff for fraud.
The one time payment processor is believed to have worked closely with US federal authorities in bringing down three of the world’s largest online poker rooms. All three are still operating in some capacity outside the US, though only PokerStars has paid its stateside clients in full to date.
