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Phil Ivey statement on Full Tilt Poker payouts
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[QUOTE="belerophon, post: 1751628, member: 65085"] I might be going off on a different point altogether here but this whole Ivey vs FT thing; the way it may hurt not just American cash outs but cash outs for everyone, points out one thing to me. Which is that maybe closing them down is the right thing to do? It seems to me that a poker site should not be tying up player money in such a way that a player can not have access to it. The money I win and keep on any poker site does not come from the site but from other players... they should only have access to the rake. All other money should only be kept in trust. Gov't regulation could ensure this and I for one would welcome it. As for Ivey... Ivey does what Ivey wants. While I consider him perhaps the best poker player ever, I've never seen anything from him to indicate he cares about anyone aside from himself. When I first read his "letter" I thought, "Wow, maybe I was wrong about Ivey" but having mulled it over I changed my mind. I think he is doing more harm than good and his only focus is on what's best for him in this situation. [/QUOTE]
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