As announced in this article, last Friday, April 15 now called Black Friday, the FBI seized the domain names of three major online poker sites. It seems that this case has plunged one of them into a very difficult situation, Absolute Poker.

Ongoing refunds at Full Tilt and PokerStars

Soon, Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars have announced an imminent return to the web by confirming that they would no longer accept U.S. Internet users. In addition, they have guaranteed the players that they could get their money whenever they wish. Refunds have already been made.

A procedure to protect against insolvency at Absolute Poker

On the contrary, Absolute Poker has made no statement. The virtual poker room is operated by the company Blanca Gaming. The latter sent an email to players announcing that its leaders have filed for protection against insolvency in Norway, the headquarters of Madeira Fjord, the company that manages the interests of shareholders Blanca Gaming Group. This means that the company is unable to refund the players. In addition, it has already dismissed most of its employees.