PokerNews yesterday gave you the news that rocked the poker world. Phil Ivey officially announced that it will not play in the World Series of Poker 2011, and also filed a complaint against the company Tiltware, software and marketing company that manages online room Full Tilt Poker. Replica of Tiltware came just hours away and if we would have expected at a press evasive in stating that unremitting efforts to resolve the financial crisis is Full Tilt and is seeking to pay players' accounts, this has not happened. Quite the contrary ...
Before coming to that communication, you should say that Ivey has hired attorney David Z. Chesnoff in Las Vegas, and his complaint was filed in the Court of Clark County, Nevada, was published entirely scribd.com. In short, however, gives Tiltware Ivey sued to terminate the contract and for damages relating to breach of contract. The first part of the complaint is based on contractual terms relating to exclusivity. In the second charge, specifies that the Plaintiff (Ivey) has severely damaged by the loss of business opportunities, loss of income and personal defamation and professional player, damage estimated at $ 150 million.
That said, here's the reply Tiltware:
"Contrary to his public statements, the complaint made by Phil Ivey intends to help one player - him. In a desperate effort to further enrich the expense of others, Mr. Ivey apparently has calculated that time made to culminate when we reach an agreement with various parties to pay money for players. Moreover, Mr. Ivey was asked - and refused - to assist the company in efforts to pay all cash, including return of large sums of money due from the site. Tiltware doubts that the complaint frivolous and selfish Mr. Ivey will ever reach a court. But if it happens, the company looks forward to present evidence showing that Mr. Ivey put personal interests above his own, is not where the players says he wants to help. "
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