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More than a month has passed since a scandal rocked the poker world, with no evidence of cheating found yet. That leaves players, and fans, in limbo.

A number of high-profile players have recently been calling for a poker blacklist, and the community response has been wildly positive. So why don't we have

Interstate Online Poker Could Flourish Under Biden 3 Min read The Biden administration could be a boon for online poker, and may likely reverse a decision that put interstate play into murky waters. Joe Biden says he opposes the Justice Department’s reinterpretation of the Wire Act, which would apply the statute to all forms of interstate gambling. (Image: Scott Olson/Getty) In 2018, the Trump administration reversed a 2011 opinion on the Interstate Wire Act of 1961 that said the law only ap...

Mike Postle story arent looking rosy for the alleged poker cheat. For one thing, hes been hit with two motions to strike his complaints in California courts, by defendants in his lawsuit alleging defamation and seeking hundreds of millions in damages (Disclosure: PokerNews was also a named party in the suit). If the courts grant the motions, Postle could be on the hook for paying a heap in legal fees. Speaking of legal fees, Postle may also have his own to worry about. Thats because his lawy...

Accused Poker Cheater Mike Postle Remained a Part of Our Lives Throughout 2020 3 Min read Mike Postle continued to make headlines around the poker world this past year, but those who hoped he would receive justice for allegedly cheating at the poker table were disappointed. Mike Postle may have cheated, but the courts never held him accountable for his alleged act. (YouTube) In September 2019, Veronica Brill made some bold accusations about Postle. She claims the Northern California poker pro ...

No, plenty more chapters were written in the story of Mike Postle, the man who couldnt lose and played such a dominating, omniscient brand of poker across months of livestreams at Stones Gambling Hall that he became known as "The Apostle." Motions to Dismiss The year started with the picture of a withered recluse hiding away from his defense duties in court, but eventually, Postle got to work on beating the rap. The first step: a motion to dismiss. On March 24, filed such a motion with the ...