Phil Ivey Boycotts WSOP, Files Lawsuit Against FullTilt's Parent Company

Phil Ivey, a renowned poker player, has announced that he will not be participating in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) this year. This decision comes amidst the ongoing issues with FullTilt Poker, where players have not received their due payments.

In a statement published on his Facebook page and confirmed by his personal manager, Ivey expressed his disappointment and frustration with the situation. He mentioned that he has filed an electronic lawsuit against Tiltware, the parent company of FullTilt Poker, regarding the frozen funds on players' accounts.

Ivey's statement has garnered widespread support from the poker community. Daniel Negreanu, a long-time friend and colleague, praised Ivey's decision, stating that Ivey put players above bracelets. The poker community has shown their appreciation for Ivey's stance, with thousands of people liking his post and commenting their support.