888 has just come up with their most lucrative new player bonus offer ever in New Jersey. California Online Poker may be several more years away.

The top 10 poker sites rankings remain unchanged from last week. Bodog now has more players than all of its other US competitors combined and is becoming one of the biggest poker sites worldwide.

The merging of online poker traffic between the states of Nevada and Delaware will soon be a reality. Indiana’s House of Representatives passed a bill that would allow online bets on horse races.

The Super Bowl surprisingly only had a minor effect on US regulated poker rooms. In spite of how long the discussion has been going on California Indian Tribes are still divided on online poker.

The state of Mississippi has released yet another bill seeking to regulate online poker in the state. Most expect that this bill will not have any chance of passing and that it will fail.

2014 wasn’t a particularly banner year for online poker in the United States. Will 2015 be a better year? Well it certainly holds the promise for that.

The U.S. regulated poker market saw a decline this week. Bodog captured the title of number one remaining US friendly site and has been gathering momentum ever since. Santa Ysabel Indians vow to fight for real money gaming.

The Santa Ysabel Indians of California have been proclaiming their desire to offer online poker in spite of whatever the wishes of state legislators may be. At the same time Russia has passed a bill that clearly makes playing online poker illegal in the country.

The online poker market saw a huge jump this week, climbing by a massive 10%. There are rumors that industry giant PokerStars is at least considering adding bitcoin as an accepted currency on their site.

The Canadian online poker market is considered by many to be a “grey market”. Canadians wonder if PokerStars will pull out of the market like some operator already did.