Full Tilt Remission Set to Pay $2 Million More

About 600 former U.S. Full Tilt players who have been waiting for reimbursement have only a few more weeks to wait for roughly $2 million in funds.

A recent announcement on the website set up by claims administrator Garden City Group (GCG) informs that petitioners with confirmed account balances will be among the next recipients to receive cash in their bank accounts by the end of September. The GCG also reports that a number of those players have delinquent debts that will cause their approved reimbursement amounts to be reduced.

The players earmarked for reimbursement in this latest batch can expect to see a bank transaction on their accounts in the sum of zero dollars prior to receiving the actual funds. The GCG first runs a test on all accounts in order to ensure that the bank accounts are active.

About $95 million has made its way to U.S. Full Tilt players since the first wave of roughly $76 million landed in player bank accounts on February 28 (Green Friday). Another $5 million was paid on April 1 and the last round of reimbursement totaling $14 million was disbursed in June. More than 33,000 players can call themselves U.S. Full Tilt survivors to date.

More rounds of payment will follow after this month's batch as petitioners with disputed account balances and Full Tilt Pros have yet to see their claims settled. No word on when those players will be made whole, but the GCG advises to periodically check the official www.FullTiltPokerClaims.com website for updates.