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Microgaming £2.5m Poker Scandal

Microgaming poker scandal: poker players owed 5,300,000 dollars: "Microgaming Poker was launched in 2003, an offshoot of online gambling software provider Microgaming. Originally called 'Prima Poker', it was rebranded to reflect the provider's name in 2006.

The Wikipedia Microgaming entry makes interesting reading:
In late February 2008, twenty-seven Microgaming-powered poker rooms closed when their licensee Tusk Investment Corporation Limited went into insolvent liquidation, leaving all players who had funds in those rooms to claim as unsecured creditors in the liquidation.

It is not yet known whether players will recover any of their money.

So, what happened?" Find Out More Here..
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Currency Converter (9 million australian dollars, 5.3 million us dollars, 2.5m uk pounds)

Blogged up at 20:36, Friday, March 27, 2009 by the Sandracer. blog post quick edit pencil
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Microgaming poker scandal: licensee in liquidation, and poker players abandoned and owed $5.3M

Blogger 100% Gambler @ 9:31 pm, April 04, 2009  


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