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    Full Tilt Applies for New License, Seeks New Employees

    A whole new round of speculation about the future of Full Tilt Poker is on the horizon following a wave of new information from its subsidiaries. In addition to applying for a full license with the Alderney Gambling Control Commission, the company is seeking to hire dozens of short term employees to fill a number of different positions.

    As reported by pokerfuse, Full Tilt is applying to expand the one license it held with the AGCC that was not revoked during hearings in July 2011. The license is held by Full Tilt subsidiary Orinic Limited and is currently classified as a ?Category 1″ license, one that does not allow them to hold gaming funds. While Orinic avoided revocation of their license, they have only recently completed a six-month suspension of said license.

    In an application filed March 23, Orinic is seeking a ?Category 2″ license with the AGCC that will allow the company to offer full scale online gaming services. There is currently a 14-day window in which those opposing the licensing of the company may submit a written objection with an explanation as to why they feel the company should not be licensed.

    With the process of applying for a new license in progress, another of Full Tilt?s subsidiaries is currently in the process of hiring a number of new employees. Pocket Kings Ltd, perhaps the most well known of the Full Tilt subsidiaries, is hiring for various positions related to customer service and IT on a temporary basis.

    Among the jobs listed is a posting for ?Localization Specialists? who are multi-lingual and have experience in translating marketing materials. Pocket Kings is looking for employees who speak German, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Romanian, Polish, Swedish, Danish, and Czech, and are clearly looking to expand quickly back into many of the markets in which Full Tilt was entrenched in the past. Each contract is for 2-3 months with the potential of a more permanent position.

    The rest of the new jobs with Pocket Kings are specific customer service positions. They are seeking customer service reps in several different languages, as well as team leaders, supervisors, and quality agents in order to fully staff that office.

    There has been no comment as of yet from Bernard Tapie on the current status of Full Tilt.

    Personally I don't care and I know most of you do not as well as I won't be going back there anytime in the near future, but those of you who do - there ya go.

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    Doesn't matter won't be coming back to USA... And absolutely less than 5% chance they get a cat 1 gaming license overseas without a deal not in place and players not getting paid

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    Basically covering pocketkingsllc so they can sell the software rights if the deal doesn't go through.

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    I'm somewhat interested in seeing if they get that Category 2 license right away.

    Either way it's pretty irrelevant as far as online poker in the U.S. is concerned. Odds are they won't be accepting U.S. players if/when they do come back.

    Good info, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ssuglia View Post
    I'm somewhat interested in seeing if they get that Category 2 license right away.

    Either way it's pretty irrelevant as far as online poker in the U.S. is concerned. Odds are they won't be accepting U.S. players if/when they do come back.

    Good info, though.
    Yeah. You can kinda see it as they don't seek any employees who can speak ENGLISH

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    Quote Originally Posted by ssuglia View Post
    I'm somewhat interested in seeing if they get that Category 2 license right away.

    Either way it's pretty irrelevant as far as online poker in the U.S. is concerned. Odds are they won't be accepting U.S. players if/when they do come back.

    Good info, though.

    Doesn't help if they even get a cat 2 license FTP has NO money to repay any players unless a deal goes through or they sell the rights to the software. Only way this is good for USA players is that a deal does go through so USA players can get relayed. Let's face FTP or stars are not coming back to USA if online poker does return its going to be through casinos and other tribes willing to invest 30 million for the license fee. Plus it's going to be state orientated and the first three states will be California Nevada and NJ.

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    FT is like the little boy that cried wolf. "Reopening is right around the corner" has been rumored for pretty much a year now.

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    What's the pay?

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    You are so right about ftp, they will never come back, but ps is another story.
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    The us needs to quit dragging their feet and lets get this show on the road.
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