Gambling911.com Exclusive: Lock CEO to Address Player Concerns

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Lock Poker Founder and CEO Jennifer Larson has agreed to a sit down interview with Gambling911.com to address recent player concerns revolving around its new player-to-player transfer policy and payment processing issues.

Various media outlets and posting forums have expressed concerns over the solvency of Lock in recent weeks.  Larson insists her company is in top financial standing and hopes to have payment processing issues resolved in the coming weeks. 

In a precursor to the upcoming interview, Ms. Larson elaborated on the player-to-player transfer controversy.

“Lock temporarily was not allowing players to cash out transferred funds,” she stated.  “They could of course always cash of funds they have won via play on the site.  Those persons with accounts that have accepted large P2P transfers were being reviewed on a case by case basis when cash outs were requested.”

Watch for the full interview coming shortly.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

 

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