APCW Perspectives: A potpourri of online gaming news
The fines have been flowing from the UK Gambling Commission to online operators, and there are more to come. However, the UKGC isn't the only agency passing out the smacks.

WSOP.com's $15 million summer is coming
WSOP.com will begin liquidity sharing between New Jersey, Delaware and Nevada on 1 May.

Casino City's Friday Five: Shared player pool edition
Shared player pool liquidity in online poker works. That was the resounding news this week in the casino gaming industry, along with another huge merge and a massive jackpot winner in Las Vegas.

SG Digital prepares for US sports betting with New Jersey
The company's sports betting solution is prepared to launch its sportsbook offering should the U.S. Supreme Court decide to repeal the Professional and Amateur Sports Betting Association Act in New Jersey.

WSOP aiming to introduce interstate online poker in May
In a major step for gaming operators in the U.S., the new platform could launch on 1 May in Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey.

Free play online casinos ruled gambling by US Court
In a move that puts law & order in opposition with common sense, the Ninth Circuit of U.S. Court of Appeals decided that free play social casino games are gambling. It's a decision you may not believe, even after you hear the reasoning.

New Jersey enters into online poker agreement with Delaware, Nevada
Governor Chris Christie announced that online gaming patrons in New Jersey will be able to play against patrons in Delaware and Nevada, creating a larger player pool and increasing jackpots.

Poker Players Alliance applauds New Jersey interstate iGaming agreement
In a statement, PPA emphasized its approval of the agreement, which will allow online poker players in New Jersey to play against patrons in Delaware and Nevada.

US Attorney announces compensation program for Absolute Poker victim players
Garden City Group has been authorized by the Southern District of New York to accept and process claims for former Absolute Poker players and announces payments of more than $118 Million to date.

APCW Perspectives: Trouble down under
Some online gambling news breaks out of Australia, where its own version of UIGEA is taking shape. Additional stories include New Jersey's last attempt to change the sports betting laws in America, and some news from former Amaya CEO David Baazov.