This past week, the California Assembly GO Committee held the third of four hearings on online poker. This hearing brought together stakeholders from both sides of the matter to discuss
If recent reports prove accurate, online poker may have already been quietly shelved in California for the remainder of the year. According to a report last week on Capitol Weekly,
While most of the poker world began focusing on the 2015 World Series of Poker, California lawmakers were busy trying to push through AB 431. On Thursday, the Assembly Appropriations
Pokerstars looks to finally be putting forward some propaganda in the Golden State. This week, they will hold an online poker demonstration in Sacramento. While many are applauding the move,
An online poker bill has finally emerged from committee and has a chance to move through the legislative process. However, the bill still has to overcome all of the issues
In recent weeks, Pennsylvania has leapfrogged California as the state most likely to legalize online poker in 2015. Many assumed that 2015 would be the year that California finally adopted
Online poker legislation may be stalling in California, but the game has been making major headlines in the past week. RAWA finally received its long awaited Congressional hearing and most
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism, Homeland Security and Investigations will hold hearing to discuss the Restoration of America’s Wire Act (RAWA) on Wednesday. This is the first step in
What started as a year of optimism regarding online poker legalization in California has quickly become one of frustration as it appears that parties in the Golden State are nowhere
A third, and hopefully final, online poker bill has been filed in California. On Thursday, State Senator Isadore Hall III and Assemblyman Adam Gray filed companion bills in the state