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IGT needs to tell a Rhode Island court why it should to kill the DOJ's 2018 anti-iGaming interpretation of the Wire Act, once and for all.

The United States and its countless battles with the legalization of gambling have long existed

If BetMGM NV indeed does go live, it would only be the second active online poker room in Nevada, ending WSOP's nearly decade-long de facto monopoly.

Online poker in the US may soon receive a big boost as it looks like shared liquidity, and therefore bigger player pools, could be right around the corner.

Online poker in the US may soon receive a big boost as it looks like shared liquidity, and therefore bigger player pools, could be right around the corner.

USPoker took a look at the US online poker landscape and where it may be headed if shared liquidity and interstate compacts become the norm.

The proposed Illinois Internet Gaming Act wouldn't just legalize online casinos and poker, but springboard them to launch within months.

As the New Year approaches, there are several positive stories to look ahead to in 2022, including the expansion of interstate poker.

Hartley Henderson lists his top 10 gambling stories of the 2021. In the first of two parts, Hartley examines the stories that affected gambling in the United States, from the NCAA NIL ruling to the death of one of gamblings biggest names, and of course, COVID.

The DOJ now has little hope of enforcing its opinion that the Wire Act applies to all wagering, but IGT wants certainty that it won't try.