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Full Tilt Poker Breaks Their Silence; Remains Tight-Lipped on Status of US Cashouts

Forum rep “FTPDoug” answers questions on 2+2 but provides little in the way of new information regarding player cashouts. —


Merge Gaming Network Rising Fast

Since the “big 2” have left the US market, the Merge Gaming Network has seen a 92% increase in peak number of players. —


PokerStars Cashouts Hit US Banks; Full Tilt Still No Timeline

Funds from PokerStars already arriving in US banks, less than 48 hours after withdrawal options were made available to US players. —


PPA Requests FTP Timeline For Returning US Players' Funds

PPA has formally requested that Full Tilt Poker provide the a timeline detailing the return of poker player’s funds. —


Tides are Turning for US Poker Legislation

About-turn of Jon Kyl’s position on online gambling as a website update signals a more lenient approach. —


Merge Network Fills the Void

The latest traffic reports show US-facing network Merge picking up a lot of the slack left by Pokerstars and Full Tilt. —


Absolute Poker Responds to Allegations

AP and UB have not entered into a deal with the DOJ to return players’ funds. —


Pokerstars Withdrawals for US players Now Available

PokerStars rep confirms withdrawals for US players to begin today. —


Quad Jacks Moves to Justin.tv

The Wombats are on the move —


Carbon Poker and Drag the Bar Form New Partnership

Find out how you can get free training —


Feds, Sites Working on Way to Return U.S. Players' Money

Government working with Pokerstars and Full Tilt Poker to facilitate account withdrawals for U.S. players. —


Former Internet Wiz Kid Helps Bring Down the Biggest Names in Online Poker

PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker turn in the man that would eventually cause them to be forced out of the US market. —


Players' Names and Account Information "Were Seized"

Data of 500,000 PokerStars and Full Tilt players seized back in 2009. —


ESPN Draws The Line

TV Network Still Planning To Air WSOP; reduces poker advertising. —


High Stakes Poker Will Continue To Air

The popular GSN show continues after Black Friday. —


Greg Raymer, WSOP Champion, Discusses Online Poker Indictments

Raymer informs the business world on the differences between skill and luck based games. —


Fox Drops PokerStars Televised Poker

FOX Network distances itself from PokerStars. —


Chad Elie and John Campos Released

The Businessman, The Banker, and the Playboy Playmate? —


Victory Poker Pulls Out of U.S. Market

Another Black Friday casualty. —


Adam Shapiro of Fox Business Comments on the Fallout From Black Friday

Mainstream media has difficulty with the details —


The Numbers Are In

Pokerscout release the first online poker traffic report since “Black Friday”. —


Third Arrest Related to Black Friday

An Illinois man accused of processing payments pleads not guilty. —


Full Tilt Poker Forces Out the Last U.S. Players

Remaining US Players are kicked off. —


The PPA Calls All US players To Take Action

Poker advocacy group suggests ways players can “stand up for poker”. —


Black Friday Leads in to Dark Weekend

A lot of speculation and little hard news as the poker world is left reeling after Friday’s events. —


PokerStars: "US Players Can Relocate"

Pokerstars’ Rep confirms that players who relocate can continue to play under their US accounts. —


PokerStars' Official Statement on Halting US Operations

Pokerstars moves to .eu domain; assures 'player balances are safe’. —


Full Tilt: Funds Remain "Safe and Secure"

Latest FT press release assures its players their money is safe. —


Black Friday: Online Poker Targeted by US Government

US DOJ hits PokerStars, FT and AP with indictment; 75 bank accounts seized, 11 defendants named. —