Ivey and Lindgren, owe $ 4 million each to the Full Tilt?

It is not we who say that, but an anonymous source of CardPlayer, which says that besides the alleged $ 5 million debt Phil Ivey and Erick Lindgren, David Benaymine and Layne Flack are $ 2 million each, the room that is being negotiated with Groupe Bernard Tapie.

The same source also says that the debts of professional players to the room amounted to $ 18 million, and that these values are clearly identified in the company accounts. Groupe Bernard Tapie will be aware of these values for several months.

Have Laurent Tapie, a representative of Groupe Bernard Tapie in this business, said in an interview that the amount due by 19 players was $ 16.5 million.

These amounts relate to buy-in tournaments and cash games. Tapie says the 19 players contacted, some responded immediately to the Groupe Bernard Tapie to agree on a payment plan, and some of these contracts are now being finalized.

Even last week we present the case of Barry Greenstein, who owing $ 400,000, says he prefers to wait for the Department of Justice of the United States create a fund to ensure that money goes to American players. Speaking in an acquisition that is expected to cost $ 80 million to Groupe Bernard Tapie, $ 16.5 million is a very significant amount that can delay the process.