Pennsylvania Online Poker Market Overtaken By New Jersey’s In First Two Months Of Summer
Less than $1 million in rake separates the online poker markets in Pennsylvania and New Jersey since November.
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Don’t Hold Your Breath: Live Poker Not A Top Priority In Reopened PA Casinos Yet
Based on comments from the PGCB and a PA casino, live poker aficionados figure to be waiting a while longer for the game to return.
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Daily PA Online Poker Traffic Down More Than 30% From Early-Coronavirus Peaks
With Pennsylvania slowly reopening, we tracked the PokerStars cash game traffic throughout the day and spotted several trends.
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PA Poker Players Shut Out When WSOP Online Bracelet Events Begin July 1
When it comes to next month’s WSOP online bracelet series, the only way Pennsylvanians will play is by hunkering down in New Jersey.
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Delay In Live Poker’s Return Maybe Not As Bad For Casinos As Players
Whenever Pennsylvania casinos reopen, it won’t be with poker, but that’s not a big revenue hit compared to other games.
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New PA Online Poker Record Set With $515K Prize Pool For ‘Pennsyl-MANIA’
The massive PokerStars PA tournament will conclude Monday night, with 291 survivors competing for the nearly $75,000 top prize.
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If Suffering Poker Withdrawal Among Friends From Home Game, There’s An Online Fix
Friendly home games of poker are among the coronavirus casualties, but online alternative exists, including on PokerStars’ regulated site.
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Pennsylvania Online Poker Liquidity Sharing Unlikely, But Still Possible, In 2020
Online poker has benefited from a lack of other forms of gambling in Pennsylvania. It would be boosted even further by liquidity sharing.
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The Scoop On PASCOOP, PokerStars’ Massive Pennsylvania Poker Series Beginning Saturday
Online poker is thriving in PA, and PokerStars — the only legal game in town — kicks of a giant $2 million series this weekend.
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Online Poker Numbers Soaring At PokerStars In PA As Players Practice Social Distancing
Weekday traffic numbers are higher now than Sunday numbers usually are, as PA poker players are stuck and home and looking for entertainment.
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