PartyGaming CEO Gets Job Offer from Online Poker Site Doylesroom.com

SEC subpoenas operator of DoylesRoom.com
Professional-Poker 02/15/06 21:51
In December last year we reported that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investigating a $700 million offer for California-based WPT Enterprises (World Poker Tour) made on behalf of Doyle Brunson by the Las Vegas law firm Goodman & Chesnoff PC. This week the news surfaced that the SEC has now subpoenaed Wallace Nakano, the operator of DoylesRoom.com, twice as part of it's investigation.

Online Poker Company PartyGaming Loses CEO
OnlinePoker-News 03/01/06 02:17
PartyGaming has announced that its CEO, Richard Segal, would be vacating his position as the online poker company's chief executive officer. Essentially, it was an issue of location that drove Segal to leave his post. His CEO duties frequently took Segal from his home in London to PartyGaming's headquarters in Gibraltar, situated on the southern tip of Spain. As a result of increased growth for the online poker company, however, he and other board members agreed that it would be best for the CEO to be based in Gibraltar full-time, an arrangement which didn't suit Segal for familial reasons.

Harrah's offers WSOP freeroll
Poker - Topix 03/02/06 04:41
From now until the end of March, play 40 hours of live poker at Harrah's and you'll be entered into a freeroll where the winner gets a seat into the 2006 World Series of Poker .