Amaya’s PokerStars in New Jersey launched, so Garden State residents are able to play online casino games and poker online at PokerStars’ New Jersey site.

Latest gambling news report that Amaya’s poker operation in New Jersey has fully started. With PokerStars in New Jersey launched, online poker and casino games located in the state got a new online playground eventually.

We are LIVE in New Jersey! pic.twitter.com/j1cpSqtqcj

— PokerStars (@PokerStars) March 21, 2016

After a short test period last week, New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement gave the green light for Amaya and PokerStars in New Jersey launched finally. So, the PokerStars services are now fully available in the Garden State.

PokerStars in New Jersey Launched is good news for online casino players too

Online blackjack news report that PokerStars in New Jersey launched with online casino games including blackjack, roulette, baccarat and slots beyond the top-notch online poker tournaments that characterize PokerStars. Online casino games and slots are provided by NYX Gaming and a list of NetEnt games will also arrive after a licence agreement was signed by the parties.

It’s important that PokerStars in New Jersey launched on desktop, mobile and tablet devices.

On behalf of Amaya, chairman and CEO David Baazov commented the news. He said, “We could not be more proud to bring PokerStars to New Jersey; working with our partner, Resorts Casino Hotel, we look forward to providing the most exciting, innovative and secure gaming experience to New Jersey.”

PokerStars returning to New Jersey is a huge milestone for online poker in the US.

Amaya’s PokerStars in New Jersey launched, so Garden State residents are able to play online casino games and poker online at PokerStars’ New Jersey site.

Latest gambling news report that Amaya’s poker operation in New Jersey has fully started. With PokerStars in New Jersey launched, online poker and casino games located in the state got a new online playground eventually.

We are LIVE in New Jersey! pic.twitter.com/j1cpSqtqcj

— PokerStars (@PokerStars) March 21, 2016

After a short test period last week, New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement gave the green light for Amaya and PokerStars in New Jersey launched finally. So, the PokerStars services are now fully available in the Garden State.

PokerStars in New Jersey Launched is good news for online casino players too

Online blackjack news report that PokerStars in New Jersey launched with online casino games including blackjack, roulette, baccarat and slots beyond the top-notch online poker tournaments that characterize PokerStars. Online casino games and slots are provided by NYX Gaming and a list of NetEnt games will also arrive after a licence agreement was signed by the parties.

It’s important that PokerStars in New Jersey launched on desktop, mobile and tablet devices.

On behalf of Amaya, chairman and CEO David Baazov commented the news. He said, “We could not be more proud to bring PokerStars to New Jersey; working with our partner, Resorts Casino Hotel, we look forward to providing the most exciting, innovative and secure gaming experience to New Jersey.”

PokerStars returning to New Jersey is a huge milestone for online poker in the US.

Drake Casino now offers a $2,000 main prize for the winner of their VIP Black Jack Tournament.

Drake Casino has the VIP Black Jack Tournament, a great favorite of those who play Black Jack online in US, twice a month. The first prize of the event was USD 2,000 until this November, when the guys at this cool and legal US online casino opted to raise the stakes, online blackjack news report.

The first-placed player of the VIP Black Jack Tournament will take home 2,000 dollars of casino winnings in cash from now on. Tournaments start on the 1st and the 15th day every month, so you will have plenty of opportunities to shot at the $5,000 prize pool.

Go to Drake Casino, register, check the latest tournaments and promotions and participate in this cool online Black Jack tournament and win the 2,000-dollar main prize!

Drake Casino now offers a $2,000 main prize for the winner of their VIP Black Jack Tournament.

Drake Casino has the VIP Black Jack Tournament, a great favorite of those who play Black Jack online in US, twice a month. The first prize of the event was USD 2,000 until this November, when the guys at this cool and legal US online casino opted to raise the stakes, online blackjack news report.

The first-placed player of the VIP Black Jack Tournament will take home 2,000 dollars of casino winnings in cash from now on. Tournaments start on the 1st and the 15th day every month, so you will have plenty of opportunities to shot at the $5,000 prize pool.

Go to Drake Casino, register, check the latest tournaments and promotions and participate in this cool online Black Jack tournament and win the 2,000-dollar main prize!

Just when everyone thought Ben Affleck’s blackjack adventures were long forgotten, the actor admitted to counting cards.

Until recently, the Hollywood movie star refused to comment on rumors that suggested he was addicted to gambling. Now Ben Affleck says he wants to clear things up once and for all, offering to talk about why he was kicked out of Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas, how much he gambles and what his wife Jennifer Garner has to say about it.

Yes, he counted cards when he was at the casino, he admitted; but apart from blackjack, he is not interested in betting on sports scores and doesn’t gamble “at all”. All news about him being addicted to casino games were made up, the actor added. He also denied rumors about his wife threatening to leave him because of his habit of playing blackjack.

The actor is now at the center of attention in the latest online blackjack news, after openly talking about how casinos refuse to allow good players to sit down at the blackjack table.

Daily Mail: ‘That’s all bulls***!’ Ben Affleck says wife Jennifer Garner has no plans to leave him over his gambling

Ben Affleck has recently denied what several tabloids and newspapers wrote months ago, that his wife Jennifer Gardner was at the end of her tether after he was kicked out of a Las Vegas casino for counting cards.

In a recent interview with Details magazine, the actor fumed: “See, that’s tabloid s***. That’s all bulls***. They completely lie.”

At the end of April, Ben Affleck was caught counting cards at a Las Vegas blackjack table, and tabloids suggested Jennifer was considering leaving him because he was gambling too much. However, the new Batman has assured fans that his wife is neither unhappy with their marriage of nine years, nor about to divorce him.

ABC News: Ben Affleck Admits to Counting Cards in a Casino

Referring to the incident that took place at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas earlier in April, when Ben Affleck was banned from the blackjack table, the 42 year-old actor had no trouble admitting that he counted cards while playing the game.

“That is true,” he told Details magazine. “I took some time to learn the game and became a decent blackjack player. And once I became decent, the casinos asked me not to play blackjack.”

“I mean the fact that being good at the game is against the rules at a casino should tell you something about a casino,” he continued. “There’s a lot of hospitality, backslapping, when they think you’re gonna come in and dump money, and if they think you might leave with some money, it’s like, ‘You know what? Why don’t you try craps or roulette?”

The actor also denied rumors suggesting he was addicted to gambling: “I get to correct the impression that there’s something wrong with it or that it demonstrates some, like, compulsive activity.”

“I don’t bet on football games, and I don’t gamble at all, really, outside of that. But I knew with blackjack that there’s a way you can improve your odds. And so I started trying to learn. And then I just got to a point in my life where I’m like, ‘If I’m going to do something, I’m going to try and do it really well.’”

While counting cards is not illegal, casinos frown upon it because the strategy helps players lower the house edge and significantly increases their chances of winning.

“I will say this: There were a number of casinos that said, ‘Hey, you can’t play blackjack here. We know you count cards. But, you know, you’re welcome to come, do whatever you want, see a show, have dinner. We’ll comp ya. Play roulette, we know you don’t play craps, but hang out, we still want your presence and business.’”

People: Ben Affleck Sets the Record Straight About Gambling Rumors

After it was reported that Ben Affleck was a problem gambler and that his wife Jennifer Garner was considering leaving him because of his bad habit, the Hollywood actor is not holding back in expressing how he feels about tabloids and the rumors they spread.

The movie star is determined to set the record straight about stories claiming that his wife Jennifer Garner was fed up with his gambling, after Affleck was reportedly banned from the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

“That’s tabloid s–––. That’s all bulls–––,” he told Details. “They completely lie … My only hope is that people with any common sense recognize that those stories are false.”

The 42-year-old actor clarified that he was not banned from the venue, but simply asked to refrain from playing blackjack, a game he became skilled at.

“I wish I could say they were afraid of me in every capacity. But they only said, ‘No blackjack.’ I mean, the fact that being good at the game is against the rules at the casinos should tell you something about casinos,” he added.

Furthermore, Affleck insisted that blackjack is the only casino game he plays: “I had always liked blackjack. I don’t play any other games of chance. I don’t bet on football games, and I don’t gamble at all, really, outside of that.”

Just when everyone thought Ben Affleck’s blackjack adventures were long forgotten, the actor admitted to counting cards.

Until recently, the Hollywood movie star refused to comment on rumors that suggested he was addicted to gambling. Now Ben Affleck says he wants to clear things up once and for all, offering to talk about why he was kicked out of Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas, how much he gambles and what his wife Jennifer Garner has to say about it.

Yes, he counted cards when he was at the casino, he admitted; but apart from blackjack, he is not interested in betting on sports scores and doesn’t gamble “at all”. All news about him being addicted to casino games were made up, the actor added. He also denied rumors about his wife threatening to leave him because of his habit of playing blackjack.

The actor is now at the center of attention in the latest online blackjack news, after openly talking about how casinos refuse to allow good players to sit down at the blackjack table.

Daily Mail: ‘That’s all bulls***!’ Ben Affleck says wife Jennifer Garner has no plans to leave him over his gambling

Ben Affleck has recently denied what several tabloids and newspapers wrote months ago, that his wife Jennifer Gardner was at the end of her tether after he was kicked out of a Las Vegas casino for counting cards.

In a recent interview with Details magazine, the actor fumed: “See, that’s tabloid s***. That’s all bulls***. They completely lie.”

At the end of April, Ben Affleck was caught counting cards at a Las Vegas blackjack table, and tabloids suggested Jennifer was considering leaving him because he was gambling too much. However, the new Batman has assured fans that his wife is neither unhappy with their marriage of nine years, nor about to divorce him.

ABC News: Ben Affleck Admits to Counting Cards in a Casino

Referring to the incident that took place at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas earlier in April, when Ben Affleck was banned from the blackjack table, the 42 year-old actor had no trouble admitting that he counted cards while playing the game.

“That is true,” he told Details magazine. “I took some time to learn the game and became a decent blackjack player. And once I became decent, the casinos asked me not to play blackjack.”

“I mean the fact that being good at the game is against the rules at a casino should tell you something about a casino,” he continued. “There’s a lot of hospitality, backslapping, when they think you’re gonna come in and dump money, and if they think you might leave with some money, it’s like, ‘You know what? Why don’t you try craps or roulette?”

The actor also denied rumors suggesting he was addicted to gambling: “I get to correct the impression that there’s something wrong with it or that it demonstrates some, like, compulsive activity.”

“I don’t bet on football games, and I don’t gamble at all, really, outside of that. But I knew with blackjack that there’s a way you can improve your odds. And so I started trying to learn. And then I just got to a point in my life where I’m like, ‘If I’m going to do something, I’m going to try and do it really well.’”

While counting cards is not illegal, casinos frown upon it because the strategy helps players lower the house edge and significantly increases their chances of winning.

“I will say this: There were a number of casinos that said, ‘Hey, you can’t play blackjack here. We know you count cards. But, you know, you’re welcome to come, do whatever you want, see a show, have dinner. We’ll comp ya. Play roulette, we know you don’t play craps, but hang out, we still want your presence and business.’”

People: Ben Affleck Sets the Record Straight About Gambling Rumors

After it was reported that Ben Affleck was a problem gambler and that his wife Jennifer Garner was considering leaving him because of his bad habit, the Hollywood actor is not holding back in expressing how he feels about tabloids and the rumors they spread.

The movie star is determined to set the record straight about stories claiming that his wife Jennifer Garner was fed up with his gambling, after Affleck was reportedly banned from the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

“That’s tabloid s–––. That’s all bulls–––,” he told Details. “They completely lie … My only hope is that people with any common sense recognize that those stories are false.”

The 42-year-old actor clarified that he was not banned from the venue, but simply asked to refrain from playing blackjack, a game he became skilled at.

“I wish I could say they were afraid of me in every capacity. But they only said, ‘No blackjack.’ I mean, the fact that being good at the game is against the rules at the casinos should tell you something about casinos,” he added.

Furthermore, Affleck insisted that blackjack is the only casino game he plays: “I had always liked blackjack. I don’t play any other games of chance. I don’t bet on football games, and I don’t gamble at all, really, outside of that.”