Following a successful 2022 series that featured 197,626 participants from more than 100 countries and the largest prize pool to date of $347.9 million, Las Vegas-based Caesars Entertainment has publicly announced that the 54th annual World Series of Poker will once again begin in Las Vegas, more precisely for the second time at Paris Las Vegas and Bally’s Las Vegas in 2023 and should run from May 30th to July 18th.

The tournament from the state-of-the-art poker content provider is a legacy of Caesar’s first WSOP tournament that was played in 1970 at the original Horseshoe Las Vegas.

Tournament description:

Players are once again invited to participate in the tournament which will include a Main Event called the $10.000 No-Limit Hold-em World Championship, which will again have four starting days for players to choose from – July 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th and an Opening Event called Mystery Millions featuring a $1,000 buy-in No-Limit tournament with pr…

British and Irish iGaming behemoth Flutter Entertainment has announced that its decision to temporarily pull out of the newly-regulated market of the Netherlands could cost it up to £10 million ($11.6 million) this year.

The London-listed firm included the revelation in a third-quarter trading update before detailing that this expense could eventually rise to as high as £40 million ($46.3 million) for 2022 even if the country’s Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) regulator grants it a license by the end of next year. The company detailed that it voluntarily suspended its Dutch operations from October 1 after the small nation instituted a new licensing regime that has so far attracted a group of ten rival operators.

Positive postulation:

Previously known as Paddy Power Betfair until undergoing a name-change in early-2020, Flutter Entertainment is responsible for a slew of online casino and sportsbetting domains including Betfair.com, PaddyPower.com and PokerStars.com. The…

In Japan and legislation is set to take effect from Monday that will lay out the basic rules governing the nation’s planned trio of integrated casino resorts as well as the specific duties and responsibilities of the new Casino Management Board regulator.

According to a report from GGRAsia, the Integrated Resorts Implementation Act was ratified in the summer of 2018 and is due to allow three disparate Japanese jurisdictions to host Las Vegas-style developments complete with casinos. The source detailed that these coming gambling-friendly venues are to be run under 40-year licenses and permitted to offer a large range of currently banned games including two types of baccarat and eight derivations of poker.

Subsequent schedule:

The enactment of the Integrated Resorts Implementation Act from July 19 reportedly comes after the government of Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga completed a public consultation period some ten weeks ago and will allow communities hopi…

The Nintendo Switch is about to have a new Legend of Zelda game on it, though it’s a familiar one for fans of the franchise: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD releases this Friday, July 16, on Switch. An enhanced port of the 2011 Wii game, Skyward Sword HD is still available to preorder, and there are some neat retailer-exclusive bonuses for doing so. If you’re going to preorder, you don’t want to wait–right now, you can still order a physical copy and have it by release day, but only if you order soon. If you’re willing to wait a few days in exchange for a discount, Daily Steals has Skyward Sword HD on sale for $10 off with free shipping, but it doesn’t ship until release day.

In addition to the HD remaster, Nintendo is releasing Zelda-themed Joy-Cons alongside Skyward Sword HD (unfortunately, these have become extremely difficult to find in stock). There are two ways you’ll be able to play Skyward Sword on Switch, and the first method i…

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Midna’s Helmet is a legendary armor piece that you can acquire in the game. Named after Link’s companion in Twilight Princess, it’s got decent stats and effects, too. Here’s our guide to help you get Midna’s Helmet in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

How to get Midna’s Helmet in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Midna’s Helmet can be found in the Depths World, so make sure you’re well prepared. We suggest checking our Depths and Chasms overview if you’re unfamiliar with this underground region.

Now, even though the item is in the Depths, we still need to look for the Chasm that leads to it. The one that we want is called the Eventide Island Chasm. It’s all the way in the southeastern tip of the map.

Basically, if you’ve visited Lurelin Village, you should see another landmass across the Necluda Sea. You can build a boat or hovercraft to reach it. …