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Full Tilt Poker refuse to pay affiliates earnings and players will not carry forwardThe new Full Tilt Poker is set to reopen on 6th November 2012 under the new owners PokerStars amid a wide range of controversy and without US players.

The latest controversy stems from Full Tilt Poker not paying affiliates their outstanding commissions and all previously referred players will not be carried forward, while this news was somewhat expected to some extent, they added further insult to injury by emailing their intent of a policy to remove amounts already paid into affiliates player balances from their player balances/bankrolls.

The Rational Group which operates PokerStars have denied any accountability to the debt owed to Full Tilt Affiliates despite the agreement reached between themselves and the US DOJ which clearly stated that the company must make available to foreign players all balances that were held in the Full Tilt accounts within 90 days.

The Full Tilt Poker affiliate website will remain inaccessible until they establish a new affiliate program which hints of a cross PokerStars / Full Tilt one access affiliate site where both brands will be promoted from, set to open sometime in 2013.

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full tilt poker cashoutIn this opinion article we suggest that you Cashout your Full Tilt Poker Bankroll and don’t continue playing on the new site. Why you ask? When Full Tilt Poker re-opens on 6th November it may appear to be the same poker site with the latest technology and best online poker bonuses and promotions.

This will not be the case, when FullTilt returns it will be under the ownership of PokerStars.

We can however thank PokerStars for saving FullTilt and refunding a large percentage of players from around the World.

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carbon poker depositors freerollThe new Carbon Poker Depositors Freeroll offers players the chance to win their share of a $10,000  prize pool every month.

To qualify for a tournament ticket, players must make a minimum deposit of at least $10 on CarbonPoker.

Any players who make their first deposit or reloads their account get free entry into the new monthly Carbon Poker Depositors Freeroll.

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First depositors can double their deposited amount up to $600.

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Reload your Carbon Poker account this October and get a 100% reload bonus up to $1,000.

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pokerstars7Get a sneak peek at the brand new PokerStars 7 software which is soon to be released as a closed beta version. The new PokerStars client will be the first major updated since PokerStars launched more than 10 years ago.

There have been some major improvements to the PokerStars software, mostly geared towards a simpler user-friendly lobby and faster sign-up process for new players.

The Worlds leading online poker site have released new games and platforms which include PokerStars Zoom Poker and PokerStars Mobile App for Android, iPad and iPhone.

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full tilt poker relaunchFull Tilt Poker Relaunch date is still set for November 6th, PokerStars have been really busy working behind the scenes to ensure the New Full Tilt Poker is ready for the relaunch. Full Tilt Poker have also acquired their license to operate from the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission.

A new count down timer appears on fulltiltpoker.com counting down the days till the poker room is back online, with less than a month to go many poker players have been anxiously waiting for this day since June 2011.

Gus Hansen has been confirmed as the brand ambassador and face for the new Full Tilt Poker. Popular promotions will also been returning including the Full Tilt Online Poker Series FTOPS XXI which is scheduled for December 2012.

Full Tilt Poker will be managed separately from PokerStars both sites will continue to operate as they always have with different promotions and tournaments, after all they are separate companies.

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