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Naughty PokerUS poker, room by room

Every regulated room and casino in the US, listed state by state — with the paperwork, not the hype.

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Industry Short Items

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These were the items too short for a full report and too consequential to drop: a West Virginia online gambling bill that ran out of calendar before it ran out of support; an Amaya annual result with poker slightly down and casino and sportsbook making up the difference; the Australian amendments that ended with PokerStars leaving that market and other rooms following; a New Jersey courier law that quietly opened the door to online lottery sales; the first online poker licence issued in Nagaland, and the growth of the Asian markets behind it; a responsible-gaming programme rolled out across a casino group’s American properties.

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The notes are gone with the listing that held them. What they were about is tracked on the pages below.

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