Episode 24: PokerStars Table Limits, News from Pennsylvania, and Partypoker's Bot Battle 205w48
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| Episode Title | Episode 24: PokerStars Table Limits, News from Pennsylvania, and Partypoker's Bot Battle 205w48 |
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The pokerfuse pair are back after their summer break to bring you the latest in online poker news. Nick and Mike kick off the episode with a rundown of all the latest news from PokerStars, including the deployment of All-in Cashout, hints of a new tournament format called Swap Hold'em, and the surprise decision to limit the number of cash game tables to four.We then switch to US news, with Mike bringing you up to speed with all the latest from the regulated markets, with the DOJ's continual latest appeal in the Wire Act court case, developments in Pennsylvania, and hopes of future states regulated.In the final segment, Nick breaks down partypoker's latest monthly update in their battle against bots, and what July's increase in closure could mean. |
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