Full tilts prospects are getting worse and worse. On a podcast in quadjacks last week, Tony G said the reason alderney took away license was that when they looked at the books after black friday they realised not only could full tilt not afford to pay back americans but they also didnt have enough money to cover the european deposits. While this could be hear'say it is a known fact that they dont have the money to pay out americans. And all these weeks turning into months of not being online they are bleeding money. They literaly have no source of income atm.

The problem is the longer it goes the less appealling it is for new investors. Right now any investor will have to first buy the company, then inject money to pay back americans, They will more than likely face a massive rush from people all over the world to withdraw so will take a long time for them to even break even let alone start making money. While i have no doubt that they will start making money there is also the possibilty of noone investing and full tilt inevitably going bankrupt. At this point their assets are sold off and the investors can buy the software and patents and reopen a site identical to full tilt under a new name with none of the liabilites that full tilt has. This is unlikely also but possible.

The fact remains that full tilts software was rated my many as the best on the market. So whether or not its full tilt itself, the software will definately make a return to online poker in some shape or form