“A highly publicized bust of a poker tournament at a Greensboro restaurant last spring essentially put an end to promoting the events here, law enforcement officials say.But the company that organized the tournament hasn’t folded. [P] Charlotte-based 5th Street Entertainment filed a lawsuit in Guilford County Superior Court in November asking a judge to clarify that its tournaments are legal.” Read the News-Record.com article here.
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