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Potential Democratic presidential candidate Rahm Emanuel has floated the idea of a 10% federal transaction tax on gambling. That would be devastating to all verticals, but would make poker in particular effectively unbeatable.

Newly hired NHL GM Sunny Mehta will lean on what he's learned at the poker table in trying to turn a downtrodden franchise around:

The Dylan Linde-David Peters saga is a stark reminder that few poker players are "too big to fail" from a finance/liquidity standpoint:

As of late last year, BetRivers Poker looked destined for a double-digit market share. However, that and several other trends in the revenue data all flatlined starting in about November, and BetRivers hasn't been able to push past 8%.

A Fresno woman stole almost $2 million from a local nonprofit she helped run and gambled much of it away at local casinos:

Dan Cates and Viktor Blom, dominating at high-stakes online cash games. The headline looks like it's from 16 years ago, but we assure you it's from today:

Almost a decade after the last motorcycle jump of the Caesars Palace fountains, Colby Raha will perform the stunt to celebrate the opening of a new Omnia Dayclub:

PokerStars' exit has paved the way for a new betting brand to grab a license in Michigan. bet365 has stepped in to fill the void:

Brazil's current regime appears to be turning unfriendly toward online gambling. That could have severe negative consequences for the poker-crazy nation:

Atlantic City casino execs are sounding the alarm about the future of the once-thriving resort town. How will poker be affected by the coming competition from NYC?