New Jersey Online Poker Enjoys Much-Needed Growth in July



--- Are we likely to see other States follow New Jerseys Lead?

Nevada and Delaware is already in also.


Pennsylvania was scheduled to join this group but it seems to have been delayed. But all the big names like Pokerstars, 888 poker and Party is ready when allowed.

Originally Posted by pentazepam

Nevada and Delaware is already in also.


Pennsylvania was scheduled to join this group but it seems to have been delayed. But all the big names like Pokerstars, 888 poker and Party is ready when allowed.

Thanks Yes so thats three, only hope more join soon. Poker is so different when America and the rest of the world play separately

New Jersey Online Poker Enjoys Much-Needed Growth in July

Originally Posted by Shells

New Jersey Online Poker Enjoys Much-Needed Growth in July

Nice to hear, hopefully other states will be encouraged

Sure hope so it only makes sense !

I'm in New York. Does not look good as long as Cuomo is in charge. Although we did get casinos with poker rooms not too long ago.

Originally Posted by charliej

I'm in New York. Does not look good as long as Cuomo is in charge. Although we did get casinos with poker rooms not too long ago.

ONly hope the most populous states do eventually allow poker

Certainly hope so. Would be nice to have quality poker sites that are properly regulated available. Would be great to play some of those online bracelet WSOP events or Pokerstars.

I still remember the day before Black Friday when everyone around the world could play on the same sites.......just hope that day comes around again soon ------ particularly for MIXED games. they died on stars after the Americans were banned

I keep working on my game strategy waiting for the day the flood gates open and all those new US players go online. Should be interesting for the multi-table grinder types.

Colorado allows pot, but not poker.... Go figure. good luck

It depends, do you mean 888 allowing all American players? I don't think that would happen, just like Poker Stars. Online poker is regulated under NJ law. I know this because of an 888 warning, after attempting to play on the site, only for freerolls. I received a message stating to not make a bet, or I'd face trouble. (Not verbatim, but you get the idea.)