New Jersey Senator Ray Lesniak has been the state’s strongest proponent of regulated online gambling, and poker in particular. While he praised current Governor Chris Christie’s decision to authorize the activity, he’s often berated his lack of efforts to push…
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Offshore US Poker Sites Continue to Outshine Regulated Rivals
US poker sites certainly aren’t what they used to be 5 years ago. Back then, giants like PokerStars, Full Tilt and the Cereus Network ruled the roost in the American market. But thanks to Black Friday, those days are long…
WSOP Forum added to Customer Support options for NV, NJ Online Poker Players
For years, members of major online poker sites have turned to the TwoPlusTwo (2+2) forums to seek a solution to whatever relative problem they may be experiencing. Members of WSOP.com in Nevada and New Jersey will now find a more…
Ultimate Poker dismissals raise questions of uncertain future
Last April, Ultimate Gaming carved its brand name into the global history books when its online poker room, Ultimate Poker, became the first regulated, real money iGaming website based in the United States. The company has maintained a fairly solid…
A positive spin on Delaware’s miniature Online Poker Market
For the last year, Delaware has received a great deal of criticism in regards to its nascent online poker market. Ostensibly, there just isn’t a large enough populace to support a ring-fenced industry of this nature. In many ways, that…
Ultimate Gaming regretfully exiting NJ Online Poker Market
Ultimate Gaming carved its way into the history books by launching the very first regulated, real money online poker site in the United States. Nevada’s Ultimate Poker has been running strong for 17 months now, and there’s no foreseeable reason…
New Jersey Online Poker Laws Explained
New Jersey doesn’t take up much land mass on the US map, ranked the 4th smallest state, but it sure knows how to pack in the population, coming in 11th most populous with 8,899,339 (est. 2013). The Garden State relies…