In what is being taken as a sign of an impending sale, Full Tilt Poker’s parent company Pocket Kings Ltd has posted 14 separate job openings on an Irish Internet Jobs Site. The job postings were made at the beginning of March, roughly one month ago, which lends credence to Laurent Tapie’s claims that he was looking to hire staff for the site.

According to reports, Tapie has moved to Dublin, Ireland to oversee the final stages of the sale and to get the necessary staff in place to relaunch the dormant poker room. Tapie is also hoping to acquire a license from the Aldernay Gambling Control Commission (AGCC). The AGCC suspended and later revoked the license Full Tilt Poker held through the regulatory body.

Rumors of a potential sale between Full Tilt Poker and Groupe Bernard Tapie have been in the works for about six-months, but over the course of the last month the rumors have really picked-up some steam, with several reputable online gaming outlets citing multiple sources as saying the deal is all but complete.

So, whether you are simply a former Full Tilt Poker player hoping to receive your frozen funds, or if you perhaps fit the bill for one of these job openings, it seems like there is some good news coming out of Dublin, Irelands this week.

Here is a look at the listings posted by Pocket Kings Ltd on March 4, 2012 at jobs.ie:

The rumors and grumblings of a potential sale started about three weeks ago when two separate outlets, Gaming Intelligence and eGaming Review, posted that a sale was imminent, perhaps happening within a week (something that did not come to fruition). Roughly a week later WickedChopsPoker.com made a similar claim, citing unnamed sources as saying a deal was on the horizon.

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