The United Kingdom could be heading for a crisis of Black Friday proportions if

a report in this weeks Sunday Observer is to be believed. It is only a report and nothing has been confirmed as yet, but it may be wise to keep your eyes and ears open in the coming weeks and months as this story is sure to develop further. Jeremy Hunt is the Culture Secretary here in the UK and according to the report he wants major changes to licensing rules, and gaming regulations, in the UK following on from the suspension last week of Full Tilt Poker. pfizer viagra discount coupon There was a quote in the paper which read, “This highlights why the government is looking at reforming how overseas-based operators are

regulated and we hope to make an announcement in the next few weeks.” These words came from an unnamed source, but they have come from somebody at the Department of Culture, Media and Sport. This morning the following message on Full Tilt Pokers website read, “We apologise but the system is currently down. Please check back later. Please direct all enquiries to support@fulltiltpoker.com. So Black Friday could be rearing its ugly head again, and it could have a big effect on players here in the UK. We will canadianpharmacy-norxdrugs.com of course try and keep cialis generic canadian pharmacy you up to date with any further news as soon as it becomes available.

Tags: Apologise, Black Friday, Culture Media, Culture Secretary, Department Of Culture Media And Sport, Eyes And Ears, Full tilt Poker, Further News, Gaming Regulations, Jeremy Hunt, Pokers, Proportions, Quote, Sunday Observer, Ugly Head, United Kingdom, Unnamed Source

This entry was posted on Thursday, July 14th, 2011 at 5:38 am and is filed under Poker News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.