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This week’s poker news delivers headlines of three big wins from different parts of North America. Let’s take a look at our three big winners:

While most sports are still on their hiatus, the UFC has not slowed and will now have events every weekend in June. The excitement starts on Saturday with UFC 250 where Amanda Nunes and Felicia Spencer will headline the card. That gives sports bettors a chance to wager on world class MMA fights. 

Let’s take a closer look at that bout and the other key fights on the main card:

We’ve got mostly good news to share this week about the casino realm as things are starting to get back to normal. We’ll start there as the Las Vegas Strip finally has dates up on the board for reopening.

Vegas Is Opening Up On June 4^th

The long wait is over: Las Vegas is opening back up for business on June 4^th.

We’ve finally got some good news to report in the poker world. As some of the poker rooms are starting to reopen, players are coming back in droves to get back into the action. We’ll start there as we do our weekly recap of the poker news:

After a week off, the UFC is back with Saturday’s UFC on ESPN 9 card where Welterweight Tyron Woodley and Gilbert Burns (pictured above) will headline the show. It also marks the mixed martial arts return to Las Vegas, Nevada, which has mostly been shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Let’s take a closer look at the key bouts on this card and examine the betting odds.

Gilbert Burns vs Tyron Woodley

Odds: Woodley -190, Burns +155

This week’s casino news brings a glimmer of hope as it appears that the COVID-19 pandemic is receding and that the United States is getting back to business. Here’s what it means in the casino world.

MGM Resorts Won’t Charge Parking Fees In Vegas When Casinos Get Back To Business

Here’s one good thing to come from the COVID-19 pandemic that’s shutdown Las Vegas (and the rest of the world): the MGM Resorts hotels in Las Vegas won’t be charging for parking when they do eventually reopen.

This week’s poker news starts off with the latest from the Mike Postle cheating scandal lawsuit. Of course, him and his alleged aides are trying to get the case tossed out of court but that’s not likely to happen.

Following a successful exhibition skins match on Sunday when Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and Matthew Wolff competed and raised $4 million for COVID-19 relief efforts, we’ll have another entertaining exhibition this weekend too.

On Sunday, we’ll have a head-to-head matchup of Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning teaming up against Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady. The event will be called the Champions for Charity and we’ve already got some betting lines up on the showdown. Let’s take a closer look at how this event.

This week’s poker news delivers some positive news on three separate winners from this past week. Let’s take a closer look at each player’s big wins and how they got there.

As the coronavirus pandemic appears to be receding in some parts of the United States, we’re starting to get some news as to how the Las Vegas Strip will open up. Las Vegas Sands has made some announcements, so that’s where we’ll start our weekly recap of the casino headlines: