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Caesars Entertainment is using a legal argument from the Seminole Tribe of Florida to dismiss a lawsuit from the Cayuga Nation Tribe in New York. The Cayuga Nation Tribe claims the company is violating the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA).
Bally’s Corp. is grappling with solvency concerns as its CFO, Mira Mircheva, steps down. The company faces significant debt and project delays, including a paused Chicago casino.
ACR Poker has launched a new free tool allowing anyone to replay completed tournament final tables with all hole cards visible. The ACR FT Replayer is aimed at both players and fans.
After years of near-misses, Klemens Roiter finally claimed his first Triton title, winning the $20,000 no-limit hold'em event in Jeju, South Korea. He outlasted 174 players, earning $771,000 and 936 Card Player Player of the Year points.
Maverick Gaming, co-founded by high-stakes poker player Eric Persson, is closing two casinos in Tukwila, Washington, due to bankruptcy. The closures will leave 238 employees without jobs.
New Jersey is asking the Supreme Court to decide if states can regulate sports contracts offered on markets registered with the CFTC. The dispute involves companies like Kalshi, which claim to offer legal sports betting nationwide but refuse to follow state gambling laws.
Alexandros Theologis won his first Triton Poker title at the 2026 Triton Poker Jeju II festival, earning $642,000 and 1,080 Card Player Player of the Year points.
Rick Salomon's high-stakes poker sessions resulted in significant losses, but he overcame his addiction. Andrew Robl recalls Salomon's dominance in a past game at Bellagio.
Roy Alexander, a former Texas Tech wide receiver, has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA over a six-game suspension for betting on sports. Alexander argues that his bets were small and did not impact game integrity.