

Full Tilt Poker Owners to Pay Players with Personal Funds
Toni Dji and Mike Matousov have been actively discussing the situation with Full Tilt payments. Mike Matousov, in an interview with quadjacks.com, called Toni Dji a liar and assured that Full Tilt will pay all players. He also expressed hope that all financial issues will be resolved before the start of the World Series.
Toni Dji, on the other hand, tweeted that he couldn't focus on the game due to the Full Tilt situation. He announced that Full Tilt and the Full Tilt team are doing everything possible to ensure that players receive their money. Toni Dji asked for two weeks to resolve the situation, stating that the personal property of Full Tilt professionals is at stake, and they will sell their assets to pay the players.
Meanwhile, Howard Lederer and Chris Ferguson have left the board of directors of the Poker Players Alliance. Rich Muny announced their departure, noting that the news is now official. The departure of Lederer and Ferguson from the PPA board has been met with disappointment by many American players, who were dissatisfied with the PPA's actions after the 'Black Friday' incident.
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