PokerNews is live in London at the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC) hearing for Full Tilt Poker. The hearing gets under way at the Victoria Park Plaza Hotel, 239 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 1EQ at 1000 BST (0200 PDT) on Tuesday, July 26, 2011.
On June 29, the AGCC suspended the license of Full Tilt Poker and ordered the site to suspend all operations. Games on Full Tilt Poker came to a sudden halt and have not resumed.
Since then, very little concrete evidence has come to light, but the rumor mill has been churning, most notably on the subject of whether Full Tilt can...
The slow wheels of bureaucracy grind painfully and rarely in the interest of anything but $$$$.
"Check, Raise or Fold kid. There is no Call........."

07-26-2011 07:31
A public and transparent proceeding in which Full Tilt would have to account for itself? We should have know this was too good to be true.
07-26-2011 07:53
Wow! This smells really bad. That investor thing is getting old, the more I here, the less I believe.
07-26-2011 07:59
Even if FTP come back they will forever be a toxic brand. As safe as putting your money into an Icelandic bank
07-26-2011 10:36
I find the faux-legal language of the AGCC quite amusing. These ad hoc gaming "commissions" like Alderney and Kanawakee are embarrassingly crude, undoubtedly very expensive, rubber stamps for the likes of Full Tilt. How did they fool us into forgetting that?
07-26-2011 10:37
"'here here' "
Hear! Hear! --An expression used in meetings, e.g. of Parliament, to implore attendees to listen to, and, implicitly, to agree with — to hear — the current speaker.
07-26-2011 12:22
This whole this is a COMPLETE JOKE! No player is EVER going to see a dime of their money from FT or UB. The US govt has what money there was. They were all using player funds to fund their businesses! That is why they do not have $$$$$. We all got screwed case closed!
07-26-2011 18:10
It's sad that the courts are allowing Full Tilt to explore future business opportunities before answering for it's past, corrupt practices first. But FTP will eventually have some days in U.S. courts, responding to a class action law suit, and again to the U.S. Govt. Until that happens, FTP remains in the doghouse with poker consumers Worldwide. I'm gonna have to shake Harry Demetriou's hand the next time I see him - good on you Harry!!
07-26-2011 18:50
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