

Full Tilt Poker Expected to Resume Operations in 2-3 Weeks
Full Tilt Poker is expected to resume operations in 2-3 weeks, according to insider reports. The company's management denied rumors that Raymond Bitar was fired.
Raymond Bitar was reportedly fired from his position as managing director of Full Tilt Poker. However, Full Tilt Poker's management denied these rumors, stating that the information was false and harmful. Full Tilt Poker's management is reportedly nervous about losing employees, and the hiring of new employees has been completely stopped since the Black Friday incident.
Full Tilt Poker has plans to transition to the Kahnawake Gaming Commission. A lawyer for Full Tilt Poker stated that one of the conditions of the deal with European investors would be payments to players, which would help resolve collective lawsuits and other similar cases.
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