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blackjackking
08 Jul 11 17:49
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Try to play some poker on full tilt but it never connects,  anyone else having this problem?

when i click for help, or support it says its down for maintanence but its been like that for the past 7 days so im a bit puszzled whats going on.

anyone know?

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By:
Lori
When: 08 Jul 11 17:53
Gaming license revoked.
By:
blackjackking
When: 08 Jul 11 17:54
eh? gaming licence revoked???

so what happens to players with an online account?
By:
Lori
When: 08 Jul 11 17:54
*Gaming license suspended.

To be more precise.
By:
Lori
When: 08 Jul 11 17:55
Nobody really knows.

Fair chance they get paid in the end.
By:
tinca tinca
When: 08 Jul 11 17:56
Assuming you are not fishing black .do you live in a cave ?
Department of Justice shut them down.
By:
blackjackking
When: 08 Jul 11 17:56
bloomin heck :(
By:
pmbets
When: 08 Jul 11 17:57
Yep.Its all over there.And if you have any money over there.Wave bye bye to it.
By:
Lori
When: 08 Jul 11 17:58
This is the follow on from that tinca.

They came back from that and then the Alderny gaming thingy suspended their license.

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http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28/internet-poker/full-tilt-gaming-license-suspended-all-play-cashier-halted-1059821/index64.html
By:
Lori
When: 08 Jul 11 17:59
Fancy they'll get paid in the end personally. Feds just don't want money coming and going while they investigate.
By:
blackjackking
When: 08 Jul 11 18:01
i had 200 dollars in and hadnt played for a month and just generally not had a gamble in a while so hadnt noticed. bit of a kickin the spuds to see your cash just disappear but i guess alot of others worse hit than me
By:
Lori
When: 08 Jul 11 18:02
They let Neteller pay out their US customers in the end, I don't see why this would be any different
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 08 Jul 11 18:20
What would happen to the interest earned on the cash they hold?
By:
thebert
When: 08 Jul 11 19:51
Heard about this on holiday and forgot about it. This is bad news.
By:
turtleshead
When: 08 Jul 11 20:21
"Department of Justice shut them down"

Not techincally correct, they lost their licence in Alderney because they didn't have the funds to repay their American customers. It partly stemmed from the DOJ ruling but there was a lot, lot more to it than that.
By:
Omaruss
When: 09 Jul 11 15:40
do yourself a favour and check out the forums on highstakesdb.com, Full Tilt is effectively finished, their own dodgy financial practices have destroyed their own company. IMO you will be lucky to see a penny of any funds you may have there, it looks 50/50 if you're a non American and if you are American your cash is as good as gone already.

Even if they do ever get their license back their reputation now is so tarnished that the 1st thing that the majority of people will do is withdraw their money leaving the company even more financially crippled than it is at this point in time.

They're probably considering some sort of premium charge from anyone who plays upwards of $0.01/$0.02FL to recoup their "bad investments" .....seems like the way to go Mischief
By:
pmbets
When: 10 Jul 11 22:31
Maybe they was all on banker bonuses and super high salaries.Makes a joke
of ring fenced money.
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