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PartyPoker just unveiled the curtain off the world’s first Online Cash Game Championship.

In this article we will be analyzing the current promotion that both NoiQ Poker and 24h Poker have on offer and what it is worth to you.

In this artice, the team at Rakerace.com have collected data from two our exclusive January promotions and reviewed them to give you the results.

In this article we will be analyzing the current promotion that both Paradise Poker and Poker Heaven have on offer and what it is worth to you.

DoylesRoom poker players have now got another thing to smile about, after the unveiling of the new store available exclusively for them.

In this article, we will be having a look at Everest Poker’s current race promotions.

Being left in the dark, not being able to play poker with your Mastercard: Priceless.

Players were left scratching their heads after a software hiccup at the Cake Poker network.

Australian Government is debating whether to change Gambling Controls.

Ever since the introduction of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) of 2006, PartyPoker has suffered significant losses in market share and customer base.

Cake Poker is said to be finally getting a license within the European Union.

PKR stole the spotlight last week when they became ’Online Poker Operator of the Year’ at the International Gaming Awards in London.

It’s every poker player’s dream to reach the Supernova Elite status within PokerStars. So how much is this really worth to you in 2010? Our team at Rakerace.com have been crunching the numbers to give you a thorough analysis about the new PokerStars VIP Club.

LuckyAce Poker and Pacific Poker is offering a new exclusive promotion for the registered players of Rakerace.com in 2010: all you need to do is collect 25,000 status points within four months, and you will gain the VIP status for the whole year.

For those who are unaware of it, there is an opportunity to retain cashback at Pacific Poker, with the help of their loyalty program. The system is structured as usual: players collect points, which, in turn, can be exchanged for cash.