Do we understand well here; It is software, nothing else. It is at least that reported iGaming Post in an article that relies on 3 reliable sources according to them.
If the agreement Tapie - Full Tilt Poker fails, it would seem that a poker room (one can only speculate so far on the identity of the persons concerned, but the names of Bwin.party and 888Poker have still been mentioned) would buy FTP software because according to them, it is the best software on the market.
These buyers are not interested to restart Full Tilt Poker and want the software. The operator already existing (but whose identity has not yet been confirmed), would be ready to put between 30 and 35 million dollars to get this software.
On the other hand, don't worry, PokerCollectif learned you last week that counsel for the Group Bernard Tapie said he was very reassuring on the resumption of the Full Tilt company.
Discuss this news on PokerCollectif forums: Bwin.party and 888Poker interested in the Full Tilt Poker software?
