WSOP will likely add Michigan to its multi-state network at some point. So, since the Delaware sites will soon use different software, they won’t be on the interstate network. WSOP’s sites, including the three non-WSOP-branded poker rooms in Delaware, use 888’s platform, but the state is switching its contracted provider to Rush Street Interactive. Unfortunately for Delawareans, their state will soon be kicked off of WSOP’s network. With the network launch, players on all four will be able to sit at the same tables.Īs for the competition, PokerStars also has a New Jersey-Michigan network and WSOP has shared traffic among New Jersey, Nevada, and Delaware. BetMGM has three brands in New Jersey – BetMGM, partypoker, and Borgata Poker – and one (BetMGM) in Michigan. This means that in the near future – when that is exactly, we don’t know – online poker players in New Jersey and Michigan will have another option for cross-border play. During an investor presentation on Monday, BetMGM, without much discussion, said that shared liquidity between states in which its poker rooms operate is “imminent.”

Now, that’s not nearly as exciting as adding states to the mere handful that have legalized online poker, but it’s still something. It appears that the United States will soon have its third interstate online poker network. US online poker cupboard still pretty bare

888 poker tournaments live