A buddy of mine, former online player, is looking to get re-motivated and said he could put in 140 live poker hours in 10 days and show a profit. Would anyone be willing to give him action?
For many years, I have been proud to call myself a poker player. This great sport has taken me to places I only imagined going and I have been blessed with much success. It is therefore with deep regret that I believe I am compelled to release the following statement.
I am deeply disappointed and embarrassed that Full Tilt players have not been paid money they are owed. I am equally embarrassed that as a result many players cannot compete in tournaments and have suffered economic harm. I am not playing in the World Series of Poker as I do not believe it is fair that I compete when others cannot. I am doing everything I can to seek a solution to the problem as quickly as possible.
My name and reputation have been dragged through the mud, through the inactivity and indecision of others and on behalf of all poker players I refuse to remain silent any longer. I have electronically filed a lawsuit against Tiltware related to the unsettled player accounts. As I am sure the public can imagine, this was not an easy decision for me.
I whole heartedly refuse to accept non-action as to repayment of players funds and I am angered that people who have supported me throughout my career have been treated so poorly.
I sincerely hope this statement will ignite those capable of resolving the problems into immediate action and would like to clarify that until a solution is reached that cements the security of all players, both US and International, I will, as I have for the last six weeks, dedicate the entirety of my time and efforts to finding a solution for those who have been wronged by the painfully slow process of repayment.
PokerStars has issued a FAQ for US players to answer a variety of questions stemming from the Black Friday indictments - http://www.pokerstars.com/usaplayers/faq
I've been meaning to make this post for a week or two but I've been f'n busy. At the time it was "new" news but now it maybe old to some of you all. Anyway, Facebook introduced secure browsing (HTTPS support), if you haven't updated your settings, do it now!
1. Go to Facebook and login.
2. Go to the upper-right corner, click Account and select Account Settings.
3. Go to Account Security and click change.
4. Under Secure Browsing (https), click the Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) whenever possible checkbox. Click the Save button.
For those of you with gmail accounts tied to poker accounts, gmail introduced 2-step verification. 2-step verification adds an extra layer of security by requiring a verification code in addition to your username and password, when signing in to your gmail account. I highly recommend using 2-step verification to add an extra layer of security to your online money!