Full Tilt Poker Speaks Out On TwoPlusTwo Forum
Jeff Ifrah, best known as Full Tilt Poker’s spokesperson and attorney, has recently taken the liberty to open an account with TwoPlusTwo Forum and discuss the story of Full Tilt Poker’s fall on a public forum. According to the FTP attorney, such a move on his part was so that he could better address the concerns related to FTP’s US poker players.
Jeff Ifrah appears to have had a tough time convincing the forum members and players with regards to FTP’s status. Ifrah seems to have tried doing that through the forum by posting several times a day on it.
Full Tilt and Jeff Ifrah faced this question, “Can you tell us either something we don’t already know or anything that we might find useful that may help us? Realistically if you can’t provide either of the above then we may be wasting each other’s time.”
To important and strong questions posed by posters, Jeff Ifrah used standard responses like, “The company was unable to say anything for the past eight week due to a confidentiality agreement. Now it is ready and willing to make up for that silence. The idea of separately timed statements is to make sure the statement is clear and concise instead of overloaded with information. I hope that once the statements are out this will become more evident.”
He also maintained that Ray Bitar was still the CEO of Full Tilt Poker, and that there was no deal made since the FTP players have not been paid yet. He also mentions that Full Tilt Poker has not come across any satisfactory deal as of now, while adding that Full Tilt Poker has its focus on proving to Alderney that it has made significant progress.
While Jeff Ifrah has opened an account with the forum in order to answer a few queries, if FTP does not come up with some good news soon then he might not be receiving a comfortable welcome every time he posts on the forum.
