Other good news for the players having their bankroll at Full Tilt Poker. Recently, the Department of American Justice (DoJ) has just unfreeze a bank account belonging to Fulltiltpoker.com and Ray Bitar, the co-founder of the site.
To date, Full Tilt still needs $ 150 million to its players. Operations are still, but say that all is idling as the frequenters of the site it will be noticed. With this new, it can be expected that Full Tilt is able to repay 30% of the amount due. Full Tilt Poker hand asking us to be patient for the refund. According to their account, all players will be refunded, but will have to be patient.
Some FT accounts seized has resulted in a deficit of $ 60 million.
In a recent press release, Full Tilt Poker leaders taught us that: "because of the scope very large seizures of bank accounts related to black Friday, the freezing of accounts added to delays in payments resulted in a deficit of several million dollars. Normally, FTP would have had the ability to cover the deficit but the seizure of accounts by the US authorities to aggravated the situation that should unlock now that some accounts are beginning to be released. »
Further: "some banks that were subjected to restrictions of orders steps have started to stop working for us for fear of possible actions that can be taken in their regard by American justice. We had to ask the authorities to inform these banks they risk absolutely nothing so that they continue to work with us. »
To financially help, Full Tilt had decided to put 50% of its assets in the stock market. Without success for them unfortunately.
TonyG wrote on this subject on Pokernews.com: "rumours currently in the industry and the community of poker and huge revelations should be made about the room Full Tilt Poker.com in coming days. For the moment, is that chatter and I do not want to say more. »
Later, this rumor was confirmed and it was indeed from the sale of 50% of the capital of Full Tilt.
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