The United States Congress took the first step towards sanctioning the amendment of the tax law that set a 90% limit on deductions for gambling losses, which directly affected poker players.
Experts, players, and representatives agreed before the IRS that the new regulations could seriously affect poker and legal gambling in the United States.
Players and specialists joined their voices in an IRS hearing to question a reform that, they assure, will foster informality and push players towards unregulated markets.
Rahm Emanuel launched a proposal to tax iGaming with a 10% federal rate in the midst of a possible presidential candidacy race.
The reduction in volume among elite players raises alarms. Are we facing the beginning of a contraction in American poker?
The Argentine Ariel Mantel, who just over a month ago had triumphed in Las Vegas, celebrated again in the United States.
Player Nick Rigby had a dream run by securing three consecutive wins in the RunGood Poker Series in just 24 hours.
Due to the war unleashed between the United States, Israel, and Iran, the World Poker Tour had to postpone its next tournament in Cyprus.
The United States is in the midst of an attack against the forces of the Iranian regime, and poker players are beginning to voice their opinions on the matter.
Player Stefan Isensee took advantage of his day off from work to play a tournament in the RunGood Poker Series and ended up winning the first title of his career.
