Full Tilt will be joining the PokerStars platform. This is according to the announcement made by Amaya. They will be working together to create one market-leading product. The outlook for each website will remain the same but there will be a few changes here and there. According to Casino News the two famous names in poker industry will be merging together to create a gaming powerhouse on the greatest online platform internationally. This will enable Amaya development to improve both products rather than one single product.
Amaya will be able to concentrate on delivering improved features more efficiently and effectively. The CEO of the Rational Group, Rafi Ashkenazi announced that the players will be able to benefit from the wide gaming choice and bigger prize pools. He also stated that the merging will make them more agile as they focus on technological advancements. Players are expected to be transferred from subsidiary brand Full Tilt onto the merged poker network with its principal product PokerStars. This is according to Amaya Inc. players will be transferred on May 17th. This transfer will enable Full Tilt and PokerStarsto amalgamate their poker player liquidity.
Amaya governance issued a statement saying that it would bring a shared network in February. They said that this would bring about a shared network for its online poker resources which will improve corporate technology by majorly focusing on regional network. The Full Tilt migration will enable the operator make use of a single account through all its business resources; Full Tilt, PokerStars, BetStars, Duel and StarsDraft. Amaya issued a corporate statement that highlighted that players were expected to play on a single, regional network by May 17th or by the end of the 2016 Spring Championship of Online Poker which will take place from May 8th to May 22nd.
The centralized network will have Full Tilt player cash, bonuses and loyalty promotions. This is according to Amaya. Players who are not willing to upgrade their accounts have been asked to withdraw their cash before the software upgrade takes place.
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