There’s still nothing definite in the lineup for online poker in the state, but the odds are good No online poker platform has yet been launched in West Virginia since online gaming was approved in 2020. However, that could soon change after the Mountain State announced its membership in the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA)
The goal is to improve responsible gambling regulations through data aggregation West Virginia lawmakers are pushing a bill requiring gambling operators to share user data with West Virginia University (WVU) researchers. The legislation passed the first reading in the House on Monday after it advanced beyond the Judiciary Committee last week. The second reading will
The state won’t be ready for online poker until sometime later this year Online poker was legalized in West Virginia in 2019, but progress has yet to be made in launching online poker rooms in the Mountaineer State. Initial discussions were that the online poker market in the state might be too small to attract
The state is now part of the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement West Virginia became the fifth state to enter the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA) on Tuesday, which is an agreement that permits online poker player pools to be shared across state lines. MSIGA also includes Delaware, Michigan, Nevada and New Jersey. A Delaware corporation
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