Full Tilt Poker fires US employees
One of the employees that continues in his position is Raymond Bitar, Full Tilt Poker CEO. There were rumors that indicated that there was put to vote if Bitar had to leave his position as CEO, but Howard Lederer played an important role on his defense, showing loyalty to his mate. Nowadays, Full Tilt Poker priority is to fire US workers and pay them which corresponds.
Greg “Fossilman” Raymer talked about FTP silence. Mainly he assured that he agreed with the attitude of the court and on how they had faced the situation. Raymer is a lawyer and understands that the customer, in this case FTP, faces every day, civil and penal affairs and
It must keep aside from it.
On the other hand, FTP has managed to pay the pending bills with Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC), with allows FTP to restore the license.
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