PokerStars has reached a $300 million settlement with the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Flutter Reaches $300M Settlement With Commonwealth Of Kentucky In PokerStars Case

A potentially historic SCOTUS battle has been averted, as PokerStars owner Flutter and Kentucky have reached an agreement to settle.

PokerStars is on the hook for a lot of money in Kentucky

Flutter Denied Court Rehearing on $1.3 Billion Judgment in Kentucky, Considers Appeal

Flutter's chances of avoiding a $1.3 billion judgment are looking slim, as...

The Kentucky Supreme Court reinstated a massive fine against PokerStars, previously overturned by the state's Court of Appeals.

Kentucky Supreme Court Reinstates $870 Million Judgment Against PokerStars

The Kentucky Supreme Court has reinstated a judgment holding PokerStars liable for...

HHR machines such of these have been deemed illegal by the Kentucky Supreme Court

Kentucky Historical Horse Racing May Need Legislative Intervention

The KHRC will ask the court to reconsider the legality of historical...

Will Kentucky Get Caught Looking At Online Poker Again In 2020?

A long-suffering effort from Kentucky Rep. Adam Koenig to legalize online poker...

Kentucky Interest Group Warns Of Hurdles Ahead For Online Gambling Bill
By Alex Weldon on January 31, 2020
Prospects for expanded gambling in Kentucky depend on whom you ask, with a local interest group declaring the bill "in trouble."
Kentucky Online Poker Bill Clears First Committee Hurdle With Ease
By Alex Weldon on January 22, 2020
House Bill 137 is on the move in the Kentucky capital, unanimously clearing its first committee stop and moving to the floor for a full...
Kentucky Online Poker Bill Ready To Run Again In 2020
By Eric Ramsey on December 19, 2019
Rep. Adam Koenig is prepared to try again in Kentucky, prefiling legislation that would authorize online poker, sports betting, and DFS.
Kentucky Online Poker Sponsor To Take Another Bite At The Apple In 2020
By Alex Weldon on December 7, 2019
Kentucky was in contention to pass an online poker bill in 2019. It ultimately didn't, but there are plenty of reasons to believe 2020 will...
Kentucky Online Poker Bill Back In The Barn Until Next Year
By Nicholaus Garcia on March 21, 2019
Despite a promising start, efforts to legalize online poker in Kentucky are on hold. Lawmakers intend to take up the issue again in early 2020.
Kentucky Moves One Step Closer To Online Poker, Sports Betting
By Eric Ramsey on February 21, 2019
A multi-pronged bill that would legalize online poker, daily fantasy sports, and sports betting in Kentucky is headed to the House floor for consideration.
Kentucky Online Poker? Gambling Expansion Bills Sprout In The Bluegrass State
By Eric Ramsey on February 6, 2019
Kentucky lawmakers are pursing gambling expasion in 2019, with bills filed concering online poker, sports betting, and casinos.
Kentucky Court Reverses $870 Million Judgment Against PokerStars
By admin on December 21, 2018
The Kentucky Court of Appeals has thrown out a years-old lawsuit between the Commonwealth and PokerStars.
Amaya in Dispute With Former PokerStars Owners Over $300 Million In Escrow
By Michael Gentile on February 27, 2016
A dispute is brewing between Amaya and PokerStars' former owners, stemming from an escrow fund established for legal costs and a court case in Kentucky.
Kentucky Court of Appeals Decision May Lead to Domain Case Dismissal
By OPR Staff on February 25, 2014
A decision by the Kentucky Court of Appeals last week allows the Interactive Gaming Council to participate in a years-long domain seizure case.
PokerStars Vigorously Contests Kentucky Domain Claim, Seeks Dismissal
By admin on July 25, 2013
PokerStars' parent company has filed a motion to dismiss Kentucky's attempt to seize the PokerStars domain name.
OPR Bulletin: Week of July 1st, 2013
By admin on July 1, 2013
Bet Raise Fold premieres, Kentucky seeks settlements from online gambling operators and a rundown of all the other stories worth watching this week.