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I write about gambling.

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The Future is Bleak for Poker in Los Angeles, Say Players

The Future is Bleak for Poker in Los Angeles, Say Players

Poker players and industry stakeholders in the L.A. area say the local tournament scene has hit an all-time l…

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'It Would Have Changed the Game' -- An Oral History of ChipTic, Part 1

'It Would Have Changed the Game' -- An Oral History of ChipTic, Part 1

ChipTic was a software system designed to meet all of the needs of live poker operators, fans and players ali…

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'It Would Have Changed the Game' -- An Oral History of ChipTic, Part 2

'It Would Have Changed the Game' -- An Oral History of ChipTic, Part 2

In part one of this oral history, PokerNews examined the beginnings of ChipTic. Click here for part two, whic…

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Years Later, ChipTic Founder Explains Company's Demise

Years Later, ChipTic Founder Explains Company's Demise

Read the final chapter on the saga of ChipTic, as the company's founder, John Beveridge, gives insider detail…

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Trip Report: Held Hostage in a New York Underground Poker Game

Trip Report: Held Hostage in a New York Underground Poker Game

A visiting poker player documents his first-hand experience playing at an underground poker club in New York …

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Can Pennsylvania Find the Happy Medium Between a Free Market and Real Responsible Gambling Controls?

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By Mo Nuwwarah Verified, Colin Lynch Verified
| Gaming America
Credit: Peter E. Alizio/Flickr A study in Pennsylvania recommended several seismic reforms to the state’s gambling policies. Now, stakeholders must perform a tricky balancing act. As always, the dilemma is this: A lighter touch allows the market to flourish and generate abundant tax revenue, which the state needs. At the same time, the state has a duty to look out for its citizens, some of whom can fall into self-destructive behaviors if there are few restrictions on gambling.
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Matt Savage Talks Changes to TDA Rules following Summit

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By Mo Nuwwarah Verified
| Poker Scout
The Tournament Directors Association (TDA) held its every-other-year convention, the TDA Summit, near the end of the World Series of Poker. Rule changes coming out of the TDA Summit are important for players to track, since they’ll govern many of the tournaments they play over the next two years. Now, it’s important to remember these rules aren’t uniform. Many tours and properties use house rules. However, the TDA rules are the most widely used in the industry.
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Underdog Launches Own Prediction Market, But it isn’t Quite All In

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By Mo Nuwwarah Verified, Colin Lynch Verified
| Gaming America
On Saturday, Underdog announced that it launched its own prediction market product. Previously, Underdog had hosted prediction markets on its platform as a partner to other exchanges. Now, it owns its own exchange, so it controls the product and revenue from top to bottom. However, Underdog is being a bit cautious with its rollout. While other prediction markets like Kalshi have infamously advertised the availability of betting in all 50 states, Underdog launched its prediction market in 38 states.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Opinion editor of the student newspaper at UNO.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Don't think so.

How is social media changing news?

Probably moving demand more toward analysis/reaction than rote news.