Online PokerApril 5, 2012·1 min read

Full Tilt Poker Rumored to Return as New Jersey Considers Online Gaming

Full Tilt Poker is rumored to be returning due to job offers for customer service personnel in Spanish. The employer data matches the business group that acquired Full Tilt Poker. The Alderney Gambling Commission received a license application from one of the group's companies.

Zynga is seeking partners in the gaming sector, such as Wynn, to enter the real-money online gaming market. Trump Casinos is in negotiations with 888 Poker to enter the online gaming world.

New Jersey is considering a law to allow online gaming within its territory. If the law passes, New Jersey's 12 casinos could offer online poker and accept bets from other states and countries. The horse racing betting sector opposes the vote, fearing loss of revenue.

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