

Full Tilt Poker: Rumors and Developments in 2012
Full Tilt Poker has been the subject of much speculation and rumor recently. New Full Tilt Ltd was registered in Dublin on February 14 with a capital of 1 million euros, with Laurent Tapie and Prosper Jeremy Masquelier as its managers. This registration is seen as a significant step in the revival of the once-popular poker room.
Pocket Kings Ltd, the parent company of the old FullTilt, is actively looking for employees in Dublin. The job listings include positions for a customer support group leader, customer service specialists fluent in Dutch and German, and localization specialists for various languages. This hiring spree suggests that the company is preparing for a major launch or expansion.
Orinic Limited, a subsidiary of Full Tilt, has applied for a Category 2 license in Alderney. This license would allow the company to handle money transfers and provide a full range of gaming services. Unlike other subsidiaries, Orinic Limited's license was only 'suspended' despite five recorded violations, indicating a potential path for the company's revival.
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