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About LinkBacksI made a small withdrawal at Full Tilt a couple of days ago. It usually arrives via Moneybookers within seconds so when it hadn't arrived two days later, I dropped FT an e-mail, asking for a status.
This is their reply:
"Unfortunately we are currently experiencing delays in processing your withdrawal request. We understand the importance of receiving your funds in a timely manner and are working as a priority to minimise these delays. We apologise for any inconvenience caused."
Not sure if this really means 'hang on a few days' or 'we can't make any payments and don't know when we will be able to.'
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9 June 2011, 7:33 am #1
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Now Full Tilt can't pay non-US players?
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10 June 2011, 6:38 am #2
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Update on this. I asked FT if they have any idea how long this delay is likely to be. This is their reply: "Unfortunately at this time we cannot confirm an exact timeframe for the processing of your withdrawal transaction."
I had no idea non-US players were unable to withdraw any funds. I thought it only affected US players. Has this been reported widely or am I the last to know?
FT are still accepting deposits so this is kinda rogue, to me.
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10 June 2011, 6:45 am #3
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Im my opinion full tilt won't survive. Poker stars is much stronger and can handle it but full tilt is strugling. I heard rumors about a possible buyout of fulltilt from a vegas casino. Its only rumor though...
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10 June 2011, 7:12 am #4
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Would make sense, especially with the talk of making online poker legal in the US but only licensing to current land based casinos. It would be the best of both worlds if say, MGM (or whoever) bought them - not only are they an existing US casino licencee but they would also have an established online poker brand with EU licences. It would probably get snapped up!
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10 June 2011, 7:23 am #5
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yes, I heard one of the casinos wanted to get them, but I can't remember which one. Fulltilt already has a huge US player db that the casino can utilize once everything gets legal
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10 June 2011, 7:52 am #6
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It might be worth finding out who is likely to grab them and buy a couple of shares in the casinos parent company Originally Posted by Imperator
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