Some Strange Occurrences at Full Tilt Poker: All Systems Currently Operational

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A frenzy of activity is taking place over on the Full Tilt Poker website, not that it matters much when players are waiting more than a year to get paid.

A systems status report featured a green light with the message:  “all systems are currently operational”.

From Poker News Report: 

Most players who tried logging into their accounts were greeted with a screen advising them that they were trying to connect (but never did), however some players claimed that they had been asked to upgrade their software from the pre-Black Friday version (4.39.7) to version 4.45.10 and accept revised terms and conditions.

Perhaps the folks from Full Tilt Poker are simply celebrating the one year anniversary of “Black Friday”, the day US Justice Department officials froze numerous bank accounts belonging to FTP and shutting them out of the American market. 

Full Tilt Poker did begin advertising that they were hiring last month.

 

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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