DOJ: 1961 Wire Act Doesn’t Explicitly Prohibit Online Poker
In what can only be described as windfall news for online poker fans nationwide, the Department of Justice has come out saying that the Wire Act, upon which they’ve based their prosecution of online poker operators, only applies to sports betting. Cardplayer Lifestyle is here to tell you what this means in terms of the future of legal online poker in the United States.
What Does Hannukah Have to Do with Poker?
Hannukah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, and poker have a lot in common. Cardplayer Lifestyle examines the similarities between the two in this special holiday blog post. Whether you’re Jewish or not, it’s always a good occasion to use the power of poker to “spread the light.”
Luciaetta Ivey not satisfied with divorce settlement from Phil
Phil Ivey’s career at the poker table has been filled with an innumerable amount of highs, with World Series of Poker bracelets galore and millions of dollars in cash game winnings decorating his resume. Off the felt, however, it seems as though Mr. Ivey has met his match in is ex-wife, Luciaetta, who seems hell bent on squeezing every chip possible out of him. The Cardplayer Lifestyle poker blog brings you all the messy (and juicy) details.
2011 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion: Pius Heinz
Today a new World Series of Poker Main Event Champion was crowned: 22-year-old Pius Heinz, of Cologne, Germany. The Cardplayer Lifestyle poker blog brings you the highlights of 3-handed play at the final table, and a summary of how he defeated WSOP Player of the Year Ben Lamb and his heads-up opponent, Martin Staszko of the Czech Republic.
