Full Tilt Poker Prepares for Regulation

Since poker was dealt a cruel blow by the UIGEA many poker sites including Full Tilt Poker have been making plans for what will happen when regulation does come. Some sites like Party Poker pulled out of America whilst Full Tilt and PokerStars made hay. PokerStars recently were revealed to be in talks over a partnership with Wynn Casinos for post regulation. Now it seems that Full tilt are following suit and soon Full Tilt poker rakeback players will be watching on as Station Casinos and Full Tilt link up.

The Full Tilt deal follows on the heels of not only the PokerStars Wynn deal but also a link up by Caesar’s Entertainment (previously Harrah’s) and 888 as Caesar’s looks to expand its presence in the UK.

In the short term the linkup will have no impact on Full Tilt Poker players who stick to online but with the ONYX Cup around the corner there is a chance that Station Casinos would want these epic events to be held at one of their casinos. With Station rumored to be in talks with Boyd Gaming over a takeover of the Station assets this would put Full Tilt in a strong position both on and off the strip and online post-regulation.

Regulation for American poker players is slowly gaining traction year on year and many around the world are hoping for the return to 2005 poker when the fish were plentiful and the sharks few.

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