And just like that, the 2019 World Series of Poker schedule is complete after WSOP officials released the final piece of the schedule, the online bracelet events, on Thursday afternoon.

Online poker players have become accustomed to poker sites going offline for software updates. When WSOP.com went offline in Nevada on Monday night, it was one of the most highly anticipated updates of all time. When the site came back online, players were able to play against players in other states for the first time […]

On April 16, online poker operator WSOP.com announced that they would be combining the player pools for all three states (Nevada, New Jersey, and Delaware) where online poker is currently legalized and regulated in the United States. The combined player pool is set to begin on May 1.

WSOP.com’s tournaments will never be mistaken for those at PokerStars, but then again, until the United States decides to get its metaphorical head out of the sand and actually join much of the international community in poker frivolity, they don’t have to. No matter, though, as WSOP.com has added a monthly capstone tourney, introducing the […]

While internet poker has now been legalized in Nevada, New Jersey, and Delaware in the US, some financial institutions in those states still refuse to process payments related to the industry.

If you play on WSOP.com in Nevada or New Jersey, then you’ll be interested to hear the thoughts of Bill Rini (pictured), the site’s Head of Online Poker and longtime friend of our online poker community. With word that WSOP.com will be running plenty of qualifiers for this year’s World Series of Poker in Las […]

If you’re headed to the World Series of Poker this year or you live in Nevada or New Jersey, WSOP.com, a regulated online poker room, will be offering plenty of qualifiers for the WSOP and allowing cage deposits this year. The regulated online poker site launched after the summer series last year, but still found […]