Black Friday is now officially over a month and half over with. Most U.S. players seem to have figured out a new site or travel arrangements to allow themselves to play at their old sites. Non-U.S. players are obviously having an easier time figuring out where they want to play, usually based on which site is now carrying the most traffic. PokerStars was relatively quick in giving their players (U.S. included) their money by withdrawals but FullTilt Poker seems to be lagging far behind.

For United States players, their money is still frozen or stuck (however you want to spell it) at FullTilt. To make matters even worse, their support team has been very short or unresponsive to many questions. On May 30, “FTPDoug”, a FullTilt Poker representative, posted a few new answers at the 2+2 message boards.

Unfortunately, the answers are again too vague. They explain how they still are uncertain to when U.S. players will receive their money even though its their biggest priority at the time. Luckily, despite rumors, they do say that their site isn’t bankrupt. This gives hope that U.S. players will eventually get their money, but again no timeframe is set.

To speed up the process of getting money sent to these players, FullTilt plans to raise capital to ensure the U.S. players are paid as quickly as possible. Fulltilt says that they have always paid players in the past during obstacles so this isn’t any different. Again, reassuring, but not too specific.

Basically, everyone enjoys having an update on the status of their money. FullTilt Poker seems to be struggling with this issue by only making periodic statements that are random. As an added downfall, their responses really give no real help or insight on any sort of timeframe which is the major concern.

Please stay glued to see when FullTilt Poker makes their next announcement. Hopefully, the next one will have some better details.