That is if the online gambling corporations choose to open shop there. “This will greatly increase the potential pool of participants and thus allow our players to play for bigger winnings.” “I am pleased that our West Virginia iGaming providers will now have the opportunity to offer multi-state poker to our players,” said West Virginia Lottery Director John Myers in a press release. West Virginia has joined the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement.
This should convince online poker sites to begin spreading games and tournaments online in the very pretty, but sparsely populated, state. West Virginia online poker players rejoice: The Mountain State has become the fifth member of the multi-state pact that allows online poker operators to share player pool liquidity.
