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May 31, 2011 - 6:36 am
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“To our customers:

We acknowledge that our lack of communication reflects poorly on us, and rightfully so. We have been too optimistic in estimating how long it would take to sort through the issues we have faced since Black Friday. And as frustrating as the delays have been for us, we recognize that it cannot compare to the frustration you have been feeling.

We further recognize that our lack of communication has led to much speculation and many unsubstantiated rumors, which have often been contradictory. With this message, we hope to clear up as much confusion as we can, while at the same time keeping in mind the constraints imposed on us as a result of the cases brought in the Southern District of New York.

The most pressing questions:

1. When will the US players be paid?

We still do not have a specific timeframe for this. There has been, and remains, no bigger priority than getting US players paid as soon as possible, and we have been working around the clock to get this done.

2. Is FTP bankrupt?

No. FTP's worldwide business is healthy and, although we've had some short-term challenges, it is operating as normal.

From: Gamblingcontrol.org

“The AGCC’s investigation into the affairs of it licensee Vantage Limited, trading as Full Tilt.com, is ongoing; initial investigations indicate no reason to believe that player fund transactions are fundamentally threatened by any consequence of the US authorities' actions. Delays caused by these actions are in the process of resolution, with normal service now being restored for non-US players. We understand that progress in respect of US player fund repatriation is anticipated and will be the subject of a separate statement from Full Tilt in due course. The Commission will remain engaged in this process.”

3. What is the company doing to speed up payouts to the US players?

We are raising capital to ensure that the US players are paid out in full as quickly as possible.

It is important to remember that Full Tilt Poker has always paid out our players, even in the face of previous legal obstacles or factors not in our control, such as payment processor defaults and prior actions by the US government which resulted in US player funds being seized.

In all of these previous instances, Full Tilt Poker has covered these losses and intends to do the same again.

4. Why are the Full Tilt Pros remaining silent?

It is not their choice. But they are constrained by the pending legal actions.

As a final note, we understand — and have always understood — the effect that our brief statements have had not only on our customers, but also on our reputation. It has not been easy to stay silent and watch the damage being done to our company brand and personal reputations, but we need to be mindful of the complicated and serious legal issues raised in the pending cases.”

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May 31, 2011 - 9:56 am
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makes no sense to me.  They say players funds are not at risk, yet have to raise capital to pay us.

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What a useless statement…I feel for the US players and I'm glad I stopped playing there months ago.

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and the traffic reached a new lowpoint – this does not look good for the future of ft

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ivey boycotting WSOP and filed lawsuit against Tiltware

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insane news. 

 

here is the link for anyone interested

 

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Wow, just Wow!

 

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I have to say that my respect for Phil Ivey jumped through the roof. It is great to see someone so influential and respected in the poker community standup and finally say something against FTP. THis is going to be a long summer for FTP Red Pro's at the WSOP if last night with John Juanda is any indication. I certainly hope that wheels start moving.

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More B.S. as usual. Our money is “safe and secure” in the abyss.

 

   I have never been a big Phil Ivey fan but I have so much respect for what he is doing. I wonder if any of the other Tilt Pros will follow?

"Your either in Sheen's Korner or your with the trolls."

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Mad props to Phil Ivey for taking a stand against Fulltilt. Hopefully this puts some wind in their sails and they will get moving!!!!!!

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