A cheating tool that let a user see opponents' hole cards has triggered account bans and warnings to operators, reviving debate about cross-site information sha

The classification could subject prediction market sports contracts to federal derivatives oversight rather than state gambling law.

Ohio joined other states in ordering prediction market firms to halt sports-based event contracts within its borders.

The streamed cash game took one of its regulars off the lineup while it investigates claims of soft play between players.

State action against sweepstakes operators adds to a widening regulatory crackdown on the model across the US.

Draft Norwegian regulation would end a long-standing monopoly and give cross-border operators a regulated market to target.

The shared-liquidity skin has grown sharply in New Jersey even as the wider US online poker market flatlines.

The Persian Gulf region's first casino project has absorbed conflict-related cost overruns.

The Japan Open Poker Tour drew widespread criticism for prizes awarded in a women's event.

The win marks the first Main Event title by a woman on the long-running UK tour.

The case involved an unlicensed gambling den operating on an industrial estate in Wales.

A profile examines how the all-time tournament money leader's business ventures have lagged his results at the table.

The veteran high-stakes regular added another piece of hardware to a long tournament résumé.

The NBA star ruled out sports betting sponsorship as athlete-gambling ties remain under scrutiny.

The Northern California stop drew a final table that included at least one repeat deep run from the same series.

The APT stop in South Korea produced a Main Event winner as part of its Jeju festival.

The UK pro closed out the high roller at the Asian Poker Tour's Jeju festival.

An industry veteran details the commercial and legal barriers to sharing cheat data between operators.