Black Friday: Tony G Shocked by Ivey and Lederers Behavior

Full Tilt Pokers inner circle havent been much communicative after Black Friday. And it is beneath contempt, says Tony G, who has been a great and close partner with the site.

771 times has Howard ‘The Professor’ Lederer updated his Twitter profile, but not once after ‘Black Friday’.

And it is a general trend that Team Full Tilt members have begun to go more quietly after April 15.

Nor does the man who for many are poker icon number one, Phil Ivey, have felt the need to comment on the biggest case in the poker world in five years to his fans and people who have money to reciev in his business.

Now Team Full Tilt and especially Lederer and Ivey, is being attacked by Tony G, which through his ownership of PokerNews.com has been closely partner with the large poker site. It happens in radio show Hardcore Poker Show.

- I think people like Howard and Phil should come out and say, ‘Look, we guarantee your money with the funds we have what we have now earned at Full Tilt. We’ll make sure that you get the money ‘.

- For they have much money. It is no problem for them to pay people. And they have all the money from full tilt, it is quite clear, says Tony G, who simply think the whole team should ‘pull themselves together’.

Are you surprised by the silence, the interviewer asks.

- No, I’m shocked. I Emailed Howard today. I wrote, let us put our heads together. I will talk. But they will not even let people know what happens. I have not gotten answers. I already contacted them immediately. I said I was here to help.

- But since there are not yet any information, I am being a bit nervous.

Although 13 of the 14 members of Team Full Tilt (minus Tom ‘durrrr’ Dwan, ed.) Believed to be part owners of Full Tilt poker, none of them representing a portion of the prosecutor’s indictment Black Friday.