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this premium/ price just dont pay the sacrifice. and the rest os teams fighting bravely to open chests and finishing challenges so many times losing millions of chips to do so, only earn gold, little chips amount 50 000 for example and hats. so to win tropheos you just have to have in your team the billionaires. and that is because this team is made of VIP members with billions chips.that is unfair and easy. Why governor of poker 3 teams challenges ranking first place are decided for how many chips do you have in your accounts and not by how many points do you make in the team challenge and how faster your team can open the 4 chests? that is so unfair.UNFAIR! i really dont have fun any more with playing team challenges because i always earn so many points, the team open always 4 chests faster and by the end is always the same teams in rankings boards in first place earning tropheos elite skwad for example. 'Now that (Full Tilt Poker's) licenses have been revoked, (the commission) no longer has jurisdiction over these companies,' Wilsenach said.Įxecutives for Full Tilt were first indicted in April, accused of fraud and laundering money to operate an illegal gambling business in the United States.Hi, i love gop3 and spend hours playing but right now i am just sad and feeling angry about the rules of Teams Challenges Ranking List. But claims by players were a matter for police and courts, he said. Wilsenach said the revocation doesn't prevent Full Tilt from being reactivated by the commission under new ownership and management. It routinely mingled player money with its own finances and took cash from some customers to pay out winnings due to others, prosecutors said. 'Use of the inflammatory term `Ponzi scheme' in the post-Madoff era is more than careless and may violate pre-trial publicity rules of professional responsibility,' Imrich said.įull Tilt has continuously promised players that their accounts were protected and wouldn't be touched.īut prosecutors said that as of March, the company had $60 million left in its bank accounts to cover the $390 million it owed to players.

Imrich said he was looking into whether prosecutors misused the term, conjuring images of Bernie Madoff, a former stockbroker who admitted to the largest Ponzi scheme in history.

Ian Imrich, a lawyer for Ferguson, did not immediate return messages seeking comment on Thursday but told the AP last week that the site wasn't running a Ponzi scheme.

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