by Sean Chaffin | Published: Mar 30, '26

A report estimates that starting in 2031, the three upcoming New York City casinos could generate $5.6 billion in annual revenue.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Sep 18, '25

A local community advisory committee voted 4-2 against moving forward with plans for casinos in Times Square and Hell's Kitchen.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Jun 05, '26

Resorts World is balking at a payment it makes to New York's horseracing industry, claiming it already pays through a tax on slots.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Apr 30, '26

Some New Jersey lawmakers believe allowing casinos in the north region of the state would keep New Jersians from traveling to NYC to gamble.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Apr 23, '26

Resorts World in Queens will be the first casino to ever offer live table games in New York City as of Tuesday next week.

by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Mar 18, '26

Yuri Dzivielevski completed one of the most incredible streaks in mixed game tournament history with a victory in the $100,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl Mixed Games. The 34-year-old secured the $1.3 million first-place prize to cap off a stretch in which, in rapid succession, he won a $15,000 event and finished second twice on […]

by Craig Tapscott | Published: Mar 18, '26

Justin Saliba graduated from the University of Dayton with a degree in chemical engineering, but the former college soccer player had already fallen in love with poker and decided to pursue his dream in Las Vegas. The 31-year-old has been on an incredible run over the last few years, going from a relatively anonymous online […]

by Alex Fitzgerald | Published: Mar 18, '26

Get a FREE training package at PokerHeadRush.com. Even the most skilled players can find their performance undermined not by lack of ability, but by hidden patterns in their own thinking. Understanding the psychological traps that quietly sabotage decision-making is often the missing key to unlocking consistent success. ‘This Is The Best Hand I’ve Had In […]

by Kevin Haney | Published: Mar 18, '26

Over the years the migration of players going from Texas hold’em to pot-limit Omaha has been slow but steady. One of the largest adjustments newer players face when now getting dealt four cards is identifying and properly valuing the big straight draws called wraps, defined as those having nine or more outs. For example, if […]

by Matt Matros | Published: Mar 18, '26

Have you ever busted from a poker tournament to the sound of applause? Believe it or not, it doesn’t take a major final table or the main event bubble to experience this phenomenon. Let me tell you a little bit about ATLARGE. In the early days of the Internet there existed things called ‘newsgroups.’ Think […]