Tom Dwan Quebra o Sil��ncio e Comenta a S��rie de Entrevistas "Os Arquivos de Lederer"
Quando o PokerStars concluiu o acordo de compra dos ativos do Full Tilt Poker, em Julho, o ex-Team Pro do FTP Tom Dwan deu a entender que estaria disposto a comentar o fechamento do seu ex-empregador. Na verdade, Dwan prometeu aos seus seguidores no Twitter que iria escrever um blog ou dar uma entrevista para falar sobre o assunto. Mas nada aconteceu.
Na Ter?a-Feira, no entanto, Dwan quebrou o sil��ncio e falou o que pensa sobre o FTP depois de assistir a s��rie de entrevistas "Os Arquivos de Lederer" da PokerNews.com e a entrevista que Andy Bloch deu a DiamondFlushPoker.com. Surpreendentemente, Dwan disse que acredita na maioria das coisas que os ex-propriet��rios do FTP disseram e que seus coment��rios t��m como base informa??es independentes que ele sabia.
E ainda, Dwan admite que errou ao n?o se manifestar quando deveria.
Just watched the last of the lederer files and then read andybloch's interview. I'm pretty confident the majority of what they said is true
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
I knew a bit of stuff independently and what they said mainly lined up with that (although I thought howard emphasized wrong a few times)
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
However the big gripe I have is both of them not realising how big of a mistake it was for ftp to accept deposits after april 15th
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
Also I think I have some obligation as a person/known poker player to when possible help people avoid being taken advantage of- and I messed
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
Up some by not trying to make more sure that ftp had the players $$. I think the owners owed this to the players more than I did obviously
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
Which makes it a bit extra ridiculous (although still understandable to me and definitely possible I wouldve made the same mistake) that so
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
Few owners were willing to step up and take board seats to provide oversight..... Sorry for all the tweets- this seemed the right place
— Tom Dwan (@TomDwan)
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