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Message: [QUOTE="niklas.webber.agency, post: 6475784, member: 1006471"] The encouraging news for poker is to look for in other continents. Legalization of online poker for residents of the United States (who are banned from playing with the rest of the world after Black Friday) in 2021 went at a good pace. We wrote about the background and the first positive steps in detail a year ago: Since then, the U.S. market has only grown: Connecticut became the seventh U.S. state to legalize online poker (and there were only four from 2011-2020) BetMGM (partypoker) broke the monopoly of PokerStars in Michigan by capturing 30% of the market in a year, and has successfully launched in Pennsylvania and New Jersey [URL]https://new-jersey-online-gambling.com/casinos[/URL] . Run It Once Poker was sold by Phil Galfond for $5.8 million and could make money as early as 2022 in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan A separate story is the possibility of merging same-branded rooms from different states into a single pool. The main obstacle to this obvious and desirable measure for many years was the infamous The Wire Act, a law in place since 1961 that prohibits the transfer of information about betting and betting between states. Although American courts of different levels have repeatedly ruled that poker is not affected by the Wire Act, there is no final clarity on the matter. The law hurts the development of the industry quite badly: many companies offer betting and casinos along with poker, and the potential benefits from the common pool do not compensate for the losses from gambling and betting. [/QUOTE]

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