Phil Galfond’s Plans For A New Online Poker Room Expose Challenges Any New Market Entrant Must Face

By Joss Wood on September 6, 2016

Phil Galfond's announcement that he is launching a new online poker room provides an opportunity to examine the difficulties posed by today's market.

European Court Of Justice Ruling On Excessive Regulation May Sound The Death Knell For Segregated Player Pools

By Joss Wood on July 15, 2016

The CJEU has opened EU gambling legislation to legal challenge by expanding the definition of proportionality. Segregated poker rooms may be illegal.

The Hidden Impact Of The Brexit Vote On Online Poker

By Joss Wood on June 23, 2016

If Britain decides to exit the EU, there will be reverberations in the online gambling world for operators and players, but the changes won't be...

Six Plus Hold’em Goes Live on iPoker Network, But Will Players Flock To Format?

By Robert DellaFave on February 25, 2016

Inside the much-ballyhooed iteration on Texas Holdem that recently launched on the iPoker Network - how much upside does Six Plus Holdem have?