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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1793252, member: 23910"]
It wasn't a week's worth - it was about 18 months worth and yes, across all the different deposit methods they were incapable of collecting on it all apparently adds up to $150 million.

Absolutely Full Tilt is at fault for crediting deposits that it couldn't collect the funds for, but I don't agree with the idea that we should blame them solely and not the depositors.  Some will have done so innocently, but there will have been plenty of others that knowingly abused the system.

One thing I'm forced to wonder is how many of these deposits are still in the original player accounts at Full Tilt?

Obviously if someone was credited with a $1000 deposit and proceeded to lose the whole amount it's not practical to reclaim it from the players they lost it to.  But if they've still got the $1000 (or more) in their Full Tilt account now, shouldn't the company be able to just "cancel out" that amount and bring the overall amount they owe players down in the process?  Surely nobody thinks the site actually owes these players the $1000, given the player was never debited for the funds in the first place?  They can't all have lost every cent of the $150 million total that was deposited.
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