PartyPoker is one of online poker’s longest-running brands. During the early years of the industry, it was in contention for the market lead.
However, when the U.S. passed the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act in 2006, PartyPoker took a more cautious approach than its competitors. Its decision to withdraw from the U.S. spared it from being caught up in Black Friday five years later. However, in the meantime, it had lost a significant portion of its traffic.
It remains a significant presence in the global dot-com market. However, its regional presence is vanishing. Its European network is now just a skin for the iPoker Network. It has a U.S. site in New Jersey, but its owner Entain has elected to focus on the BetMGM Poker brand that it shares with MGM Resorts International, and hasn’t expanded PartyPoker to other states.
The popular “Monster Series” on partypoker is set to make a triumphant return from July 29-Aug. 6, 2018, with a… Continue reading partypoker Unleashes Third Monster Series With Over $2 Million GTD
It’s a good time to be a poker player in Spain or France this week as yet another poker giant… Continue reading partypoker.eu Launches €1m in Weekly MTTs for Spanish, French Players
The dust is settling, and poker players in Nevada, New Jersey, and Delaware are settling into their seats. It has… Continue reading WSOP.com And PokerStarsNJ Setting Online Poker Records
partypoker appears to be taking a shot at the heavyweight title with its upcoming POWERFEST online series. The online poker… Continue reading partypoker POWERFEST Is Fully Charged With $40m In Guarantees
