The U.S. Department of Justice has moved to seize assets and funds from a number of Full Tilt directors. Howard Lederer, Ray Bitar, Chris Ferguson and Rafe Hurst have all been targeted.
Bodog Poker has stepped up the fight against data mining and heads-up displays by blocking access to site data. The move will secure more even games and benefit recreational players, Bodog says.
Another high-profile pro has come forward to share his views on the Full Tilt scandal. Former Team PokerStars pro Greg Raymer appeared on CNN, saying that he was surprised by the Full Tilt management.
The World Poker Tour's Borgata Open event has reached its final table, following five days of play. The 1,313-player record starting field is now down to six players, led by Bobby Oboodi.
The French group of investors rumored to be interested in buying Full Tilt Poker is headed by Laurent Tapie, according to industry whispers. Tapie, however, would need large sums of cash to buy the site.
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