Despite earnest efforts to raise funds, the Poker Players Alliance (PPA) failed to reach its $25,000 donation target—an event that will likely determine if it will cease its operations.

The PPA only received $6,015 from the public, despite the initial public support it gained during the start of the fundraiser. In its message to call for donations, PPA said that they “cannot continue fighting for poker” if they will fail to raise $25,000. With the failed donation drive, the PPA needs to examine options on how it will be able to source funds for its operations. The PPA, which is an interest group lobbying for the rights of poker players, once boasted that it had more than a million members.

In this interview with CalvinAyre.com’s Becky Liggero, the five-time world champion shared how an online casino keeps her busy outside the ring.

CoinGeek.com and its owner Calvin Ayre hosted a networking night that is one for the books for attendees of the Satoshi’s Vision conference in Tokyo.

The Southeast Asian country is mulling the relaxation of its strict gambling laws to draw in more international tourists.

Rajendra Bajgain exposed to the media that the Australian-listed casino operator violated the law in Nepal by hiring 22 foreign nationals in Tiger Palace without the required working permits.

CalvinAyre.com’s Rafi Farber examines GVC’s acquisition of Ladbrokes Coral and its effects on the competitive UK online gambling market.

It seems that the drastic changes in gambling regulation in British Columbia has paid off after District Attorney (DA) David Eby reported a considerable drop in “suspicious” cash transactions in casinos.

The proposed special session on gambling—which has remained a polarizing issue in the state—is still in its preliminary stage as lawmakers are just starting to talk about what the gambling legislation will look like.

More online gamblers in the UK are getting their gambling fix on mobile. In the 2017 Gambling Participation and Perceptions Report, the UK Gambling Commission said that 51% of online gamblers are playing using a mobile phone or tablet, an increase from 43% in 2016.

Casino operators should mark their calendars on April 26 for the second edition of the Live Gaming Summit, a yearly event which brings together stakeholders to discuss what’s new in the live gaming industry.