Online Poker Room Tower Gaming Shuts Down: Cake Takes Over Accounts

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Tower Gaming, which has been in business for seven years now, shut its doors this week with all player accounts being migrated to Cake Poker.

Once an Ongame poker room skin, Tower Gaming has operated on the Revolution Network since November 2011.

“After years of fun and excitement around the tables and more good times than we can remember, we’re stepping out of the game,” a statement from Tower Gaming read.

Customers of the Tower Gaming sportsbook and casino will be moved to JetBull.com. 

Neither Cake nor JetBull.com accept players from the US at this time.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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