Key Takeaways
- French players whose online poker accounts were frozen after EuroPoker was declared to be bankrupt, are now receiving letters from the bankruptcy court detailing how much they will receive.
- The amounts are often lower than their account balances stated when the poker room closed down, despite French regulator ARJEL insisting that player funds be held in trust accounts.
French players whose online poker accounts were frozen after EuroPoker was declared to be bankrupt are now receiving letters from the bankruptcy court detailing how much of their money they will receive.
The amounts are often lower than their account balances stated when the poker room closed down, despite French regulator ARJEL insisting that player funds be held in trust accounts.
