Brazil’s Gambling Crackdown Leaves Online Poker Available
Fixed-odds betting and gaming sites went offline on Oct. 6, while PokerStars and GGPoker continued serving Brazilian poker players.
Fixed-odds betting and gaming sites went offline on Oct. 6, while PokerStars and GGPoker continued serving Brazilian poker players.
The operators will have to pay back in excess of $400,000 to comply with the rulings, which state their contracts with the players were void as the companies operated without proper gambling licenses.
PokerStars reveals their evolving strategies in the fight against online cheaters.
The operator will also give the UK-based charity, BillyChip, which helps the homeless purchase basic needs, a £100,000 grant over the next two years.
PokerStars is participating in ECOSEC’s “Poker Against Plastic Pollution” campaign, joining 888poker, Fivebet, Grosvenor Poker, and the Irish Poker Tour.
Executive says PokerStars is in “an arms race” with players looking to deploy illegal software to try to gain an advantage.
The operator reveals that deposit limits, time-outs, and game type blocks are the most popular responsible gambling tools online poker players use while playing on the site.
A PokerStars blog post details the efforts of its Game Integrity Team, its dedication to catching poker cheaters, and maintaining a safe and fair poker ecosystem.
PokerStars’s new RG ad suggesting players take a break from the action if they feel like they are going on tilt is both sleek and effective.
PokerStars Ontario hasn’t launched yet, but the brand says it is “getting closer.” Here’s what we know about the forthcoming Ontario online poker room, from a responsible gambling point of view.
The responsible gambling ads were first seen on Twitter at the start of Problem Gambling Awareness Month, which runs in the USA for the entirety of March.
The company will pay further $200 million on top of the $100 million bond that was paid earlier to settle the case.
Fewer illegal accounts are being found, year on year.