Later this week, the World Poker Tour will be returning to the Hainan Province in China for the third rendition of WPT National China. The 19-event series features no-limit hold’em and pot-limit ...

Gaming China’s new regulations outlaw blood and poker… in video games April 23, 2019 - 8:07 pm China’s uneasy relationship with the video game industry became even more thorny last week.

Shares in Chinese companies offering online and mobile poker games have shed up to a fifth of their value over the past week, following reports in local media that the government would ban all ...

“TikTok is one poker chip in the broader game of high-stakes poker between China and the US,” Wedbush Securities managing director Dan Ives told CNN.

State employees in China are being advised against playing guandan, a new poker-like card game highly popular among Communist Party officials, on fears that it may spread a “negative atmosphere ...

Lots of news has surfaced from China’s gaming industry in recent weeks as the government hastens to approve a massive backlog of titles in the world’s largest market for video games. Last ...

As researchers were using virtual poker to push the limits of artificial intelligence, machines were creeping into the online game. Some unscrupulous operators used software to cheat.

Tencent is killing off a popular online poker game as the Chinese government steps up scrutiny of the gaming industry. "Texas Everyday Hold'em" notified players Monday that the game was being ...

China loves poker games. But it looks like the Chinese government is trying to stamp them out. A new batch of 795 games were recently approved-- but none were poker or gambling titles. Contrast ...

Guandan, also known as “throwing eggs” in Chinese, is a poker-like card game that originated in Jiangsu, one of the wealthiest provinces in China.

But Kim wasn't just any poker player. This wasn't just any machine. And it wasn't just any game of poker. Kim, 28, is among the best players in the world.

“Demonstrating that machines can beat the best humans indicates there will be many applications.” Smarter poker-playing algorithms are just one example of AI that can take on humans in games.