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Laurent Tapie Denies Ferguson Rumors, Insists Full Tilt Poker Deal is on Track for February
Posted by Tyler "pureonyx" Hancock 3 months ago
In Tapie’s words:
"This (story) is totally false. Chris Ferguson has no problem with regard to the completion of the takeover agreement, which is now imminent.
"Even if Chris Ferguson wanted to oppose it (which is not the case), he would not be able to because the agreement has already been validated.
"Now that the due diligence process is nearly complete, and unless there are last minute surprises, we hope to do the deal by the end of February."
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