While the rest of Canada competes in the global WCOOP series, PokerStars ON has some special treats in store for Canada’s biggest province.
The Canadian province saw about $123 million in revenue during the first three months of operation. That’s not bad.
AGCO said Unibet allegedly broke province’s rules on advertising & inducements. BetMGM, DraftKings, & PointsBet have also been fined for similar violations.
Players at WPT Global can win their seats in the largest-guarantee live tournament taking place in Las Vegas this December for as little as $5.
The new app from PokerStars lets players at live poker events follow the action from their mobile phones, but Canadians may have to travel in order to use it.
Back for it’s 21st edition this September, PokerStars’ WCOOP has already given away $1 billion in its first two decades.
Starting flights for both Main Events are now underway, and WPT Global has extended Day 2 of the $1 Million event for October 2.
The Coalition of Provincial Lottery Corporations wants Ottawa to block the offshore sites.
The 2022 edition of PokerStars’ popular series will run September 4 – 28, and it will be open to all players from Canada except those residing in Ontario.
WPT Global’s first big tournament series is now underway and players can win a share of the total $3.5 million in prizes.