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Salomon Ponte Is Why Poker Needs To Get Responsible About Problem Gambling

Salomon Ponte's controversial appearance on Poker Night In America is over, but the poker industry's talk about responsible gambling is just beginning.

Posted on: February 24, 2021 | Jessica Welman

Apple’s Restrictive Gaming App Guidelines Are Little More Than An iOS Tax

It's hard to figure out why the Apple App Store's new guidelines saying all gaming apps must be redesigned for its iOS platform. But there's a new fix.

Posted on: July 19, 2019 | Martin Derbyshire

Gavin Smith’s ‘PokerRoad’ Family Reflects On His ing

More than just a poker player, Gavin Smith was a media personality. His fellow podcasters Joe Stapleton and Joe Sebok their friend.

Posted on: January 17, 2019 | Jessica Welman

Is The WSOP Marketing Poker To Kids With Its New Mascot Chippy?

The World Series of Poker and its often-ridiculous marketing efforts reached epic new lows this week when a mascot was introduced to the public.

Posted on: July 3, 2018 | Martin Derbyshire

Mainstream Media Keeps Ignoring The Truth About Annie Duke

The poker community largely re Annie Duke for her role in a series of scandals and failed poker business ventures, even if the mainstream media keeps ignoring it.

Posted on: February 9, 2018 | Martin Derbyshire

Vanessa Selbst Walking Away From PokerStars And Pro Career

Vanessa Selbst leaving the poker says as much about the state of the game as the most successful female player in history's relationship to it. It is not a game you can just play for fun anymore.

Posted on: January 8, 2018 | Martin Derbyshire

Pennsylvania’s New Law Makes Gambling Bigger, But The Concept Could Be Better

Pennsylvania's new gambling expansion law is already paying dividends. However, questions concerning just how good it will ultimately be remain.

Posted on: November 2, 2017 | Martin Derbyshire

The Poker Night In America Bad Boy Might Be Better For Poker Than You Think

Bad Boy Salomon Ponte's appearance on Poker Night In America set the Twitter world aflame, but was it really that bad for the game of poker? Probably not.

Posted on: May 4, 2017 | Martin Derbyshire

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Salomon Ponte Is Why Poker Needs To Get Responsible About Problem Gambling

Apple’s Restrictive Gaming App Guidelines Are Little More Than An iOS Tax

Gavin Smith’s ‘PokerRoad’ Family Reflects On His ing

Is The WSOP Marketing Poker To Kids With Its New Mascot Chippy?

Mainstream Media Keeps Ignoring The Truth About Annie Duke

Vanessa Selbst Walking Away From PokerStars And Pro Career

Pennsylvania’s New Law Makes Gambling Bigger, But The Concept Could Be Better

The Poker Night In America Bad Boy Might Be Better For Poker Than You Think

Hellmuths List Of Families Playing At The 2025 World Series of Poker

BetMGM Secures Sports Betting Partnership in Missouri

Minnesota Senate Committee Unwilling to Consider Even a Study of Gambling Expansion

iGaming’s ‘Big Three’ States Exceed $200 Million Monthly Revenue For The First Time

The 2024 Election And What It Could Mean For The US Gaming Landscape

Macau’s Digital Currency Will Provide Lessons For US Online Casinos

Pennsylvania Players Recieve Early Holiday Present With Hollywood Casino App Launch

Horseshoe Online Casino Launches in New Jersey, Making 30 Operators in the Market

MONOPOLY Casino Replaces Virgin In New Jersey As Bally’s Seeks Niche For Secondary Brand