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full tilt poker dealSome good news for Full Tilt Poker players, the Groupe Bernard Tapie have reached an agreement with the Department of Justice and signed a deal which includes:

  • GBT repaying customers outside of the USA.
  • DOJ to repay US players from seized funds.
  • GBT acquiring Full Tilt Poker for $80 million.

Full Tilt Poker still need to agree and sign the deal to start the process of the sale of the company, while there may still be further negotiations, representatives from both parties seem optimistic about the recent developments. Hopefully we’ll see Full Tilt Poker open it’s doors to players and restore their negative reputation and regain players trust.

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Full Tilt Poker Deal with Groupe Bernard Tapie and DOJ - November 2011Great news for fans of Full Tilt Poker, the former #2 venue in online poker and even better news for those who have had their bankrolls frozen at the site since Full Tilt’s worldwide closure after the AGCC revoked their gaming license.

Full Tilt Poker looks set to make a comeback deal with Groupe Bernard Tapie taking over command of the once so popular poker room, the deal which has the approval of the DOJ will include paying all outstanding players worldwide that have money suspended in their Full Tilt player accounts.

Although exact details of the deal have not been fully disclosed to date, Managing Director of Groupe Bernard Tapie, Laurent Tapie has confirmed that “payment terms are defined” and that he expects an agreement to be drafted and signed within the next two weeks.

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