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Alderney Commission Ordered Full Tilt Poker To Stop Operation

30.06.2011 -

After a series of unfortunate events for Full Tilt Poker players in the US and their failing to receive any funds back from the poker site, the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC) ordered that all games on FTP should be stopped before matters are investigated and resolved. The regulatory hearing is scheduled for July 26 in London.

We regret to inform you that as many others we are holding back all promotions of Full Tilt Poker and hope to see the matter quickly resolved.

Read the full story from GPWA here.

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