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Pocket Kings looking to hire new staff
Tags: bernard tapie group, employees, full tilt poker, jobs.ie, pocket kings ltd, staff.
Posted on 04 April 2012 by "T".

Two weeks ago we wrote that Laurent Tapie, the director of Bernard Tapie Group, had moved to Ireland and that a relaunch of Full Tilt Poker in Europe might be reality soon. Yesterday, Pocket Kings Ltd., the current owners of Full Tilt Poker, put out a few employeement ads on jobs.ie

Pocket Kings Ltd. is looking to hire around 14 people, mainly customer support representatives, for 2-3 months to start with - with possibility of a full-time position. Besides these good news, Orinic Limited, a subsidiary company of Full Tilt Poker, has applied for a license at AGCC to offer online gambling.

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5 comments on "Pocket Kings looking to hire new staff"


 Chartoule04/04/2012 10:07:28 GMT
Seems good news for all the players of FTP. Hire workers means they have/will have work to do. Maybe paying our money back, reopening the site and doing it soon?

We will see if is true...
 MIGO1404/04/2012 10:15:43 GMT
Yeah, looks like good deleopment. I would like to see them back in the market and would give it a try.
But I would only play withe the money that I still have in my account.
 Fakiry04/04/2012 13:44:22 GMT
They are starting to put everything ready so they can be fully prepared when they decide to announce the new kick-off of the room. And I think it isn’t wrong for us to take a note on our agendas for that start to happen in July or August. Now they are hiring, they will prepare all this new personnel, and then “The eagle has landed”!
 rv04/04/2012 16:09:51 GMT
Even if FT does open, they are not going to pay our money back.
 Macubaas04/04/2012 19:55:56 GMT
This could only mean good news to all people that wait for full tilt poker to reopen again...

I really hope that in a couple of months we'll be able to play on ftp again, i definately miss their software!

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