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Caesars Entertainment Expands Online Poker Platform to Pool Liquidity Across 4 US Jurisdictions

May 25, 2025 8:09 PM

10:59 AM EDT, 04/28/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Caesars Entertainment ( CZR ) said Monday it has expanded its WSOP Online poker platform to share liquidity across four US jurisdictions, allowing players in Pennsylvania, Nevada, New Jersey, and Michigan to compete in the same player pool.

Michigan was integrated with Nevada and New Jersey on WSOP Online in May 2024, the company said.

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