The states of Nevada and Delaware could soon share online poker liquidity, after Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval told journalist Steve Tetreault that the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement could be launched within the next 4-6 weeks.

Online poker players in Delaware could soon be facing off against opponents living in Nevada.

One year has passed since Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, and Delaware Gov. Jack Markell, shook hands on a deal that would allow the two states to share online poker liquidity. Only tumbleweed has emerged since.

Is all that about to change?

It is, according to journalist Steve Tetreault.

After being tipped off by OnlinePokerReport’s Chris Grove, I learned that Tetreault was speaking to Gov. Sandoval about a homeland security bill when he confirmed that plans to share online poker liquidity with Delaware ‘should go live in four to six weeks.’ The delay appears to be at the feet of the Nevada gaming regulators with ‘technical glitches’ cited as the cause of delay.

In interview, NV @GovSandoval says shared #webpoker with Delaware could be up and running in 4-6 weeks. Coming soon #lvrj