Add to this, how can a, well, let's be mild and say in a grey-area operating poker company in this time and age admit that their systems are used for money laundering, in an official press release?
Taking aside if money laundering accusation is true or not, especially as the company seems to interpret the term 'money laundering' very loosely, for most other persons not involved in inter-player transfers affairs aka Lock, it has a very different meaning.
No matter if it is a try to point fingers at p2p affected players and black-mouth them as criminals, or true, it is officially admitting that their poker systems are used for criminal actions.
Very bad in my opinion.


Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
Not just a few weeks late.

They're also avoiding most of the important topics.

And they're lying about the reason this all happened.

Other than that, it was a great press release.