Another Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Full Tilt
- Aug 18, 2011
Zayn Jetha and Donald Whelan file suit against FTP in New York on behalf of all account holders.
Read More . . .Zayn Jetha and Donald Whelan file suit against FTP in New York on behalf of all account holders.
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Detroit's three casinos are sending messages about jackpots and promotions and responding to customer queries via social media as they fight for customers among themselves as well as Caesars Windsor across the river in Canada.
A New Jersey lawmaker wants to expand the state’s gambling choices, citing weak business at the Atlantic City casinos and signs that New York will ramp up competition with commercial casinos in the future.
Read More . . .The Merge Gaming poker network could begin to accept new US players as soon as next week, more than two months after temporarily blocking new sign-ups.
Read More . . .As usual it has been a busy couple of weeks in the multi-billion dollar online gambling industry.
Read More . . .Since the April indictments Full Tilt’s problems have gone from bad to worse, looking increasingly likely that the action could be terminal for the brand.
Read More . . .The end of the NFL lockout will undoubtedly make owners, players and fans very happy that the season has been salvaged.
Read More . . .Players kept up pressure on one another at the World Series of Poker main event on Thursday, causing quick bustouts that are speeding up the pace of the tournament.
Read More . . .Allan Doeksen is a professional online gambler. Well, he used to be.
Read More . . .Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip chalked up a 28.9 percent jump in winnings in May, the biggest increase since February 2010.
Read More . . .Defending champion Jonathan Duhamel was eliminated from the World Series of Poker main event in Las Vegas on Monday, losing his last chips with an ace high.
Read More . . .Professional poker has never pulled this off. The game’s greatest asset — the fact that anyone can play and win — is also responsible for limiting its appeal.
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