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BetRivers Poker is expanding into smaller US states, seeing opportunity where others don't. The operator views poker as a key part of its ecosystem, driving customer acquisition and retention.
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hollywood is set to open a new restaurant in the former Cipresso premises. Details about the new dining experience will be released this fall.
Javier Vigil, who attempted to steal $1 million from Wildhorse Resort and Casino, was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He was shot by a tribal police officer after firing at him.
A lawsuit filed by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty claims the state's new sports betting law is unconstitutional. The legal challenge could potentially halt the launch of online sports betting in Wisconsin.
Discover the journey of Peter Eastgate, the youngest WSOP Main Event champion, in an upcoming PokerPro film. Learn about his rise from online satellites to winning over $9 million.
Discover how crypto-first card rooms like CoinPoker have transformed cashout habits in online poker, making instant withdrawals the new standard.
Betsson Group has completed a $74.3 million acquisition of Rhino Entertainment, re-entering the Canadian iGaming market in Ontario and Alberta.
Wynn Resorts has announced that its highly anticipated Wynn Al Marjan Island project will open in September 2026, despite delays and increased costs due to regional conflicts.
Ihor Zarechnyi, CEO of NeverEnding, discusses the challenges of lobby fatigue in online casinos and how data-driven strategies can help overcome it. The studio focuses on continuous testing and adaptation to ensure games are visible and appealing to players.
Lucas Jumalon, 22, from Spokane, Washington, won the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event, securing $10 million and the WSOP bracelet. He defeated Lauri Saaskilahti of Finland in a thrilling heads-up match.