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Doyle Brunson on the Full Tilt collapse
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[QUOTE="Carmine, post: 1861922, member: 85806"] Lets just say that they didn't know or maybe didn't know entirely what was going on, lets just say. At this point they should have come out with some sort of statement, I understand that their lawyers have advised them not to speak but their silence is deafening. Even to say that they are sorry for the lost funds or they look forward to the truth coming out or even we didn't know all the details. By saying nothing they just look awful. They owe money of course to the players that lost it but they also owe some sort of explaination to the whole poker community. I personally believe that they knew enough to know that things were not right, these guys are far from stupid. They are also very very rich. I can't wait and see how all this plays out. Thanks God I stopped playing at FT about a year prior and had my money on PS, I'm very lucky indeed. [/QUOTE]
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