On Oct. 31, Full Tilt Poker went live with fun play games, as a phase of beta testing a week prior to its official re-launch on November 6.
At the moment, players are able to log-in, view their account balances and FTP points ahead of the launch and for the first time since the site's shutdown 16 months ago. In addition, they are offered to upgrade their software, select a new password and pair with their PokerStars account, but also to choose a preferred seat and benefit from double and triple chance tournament play.
In its statement on the early pre-launch, the company said this part of beta testing serves to ensure "everything is running smoothly".
From November 6, the site will have cashier services in place, but not for French, Spanish, Italian, Belgian, Danish and Estonian players who will not be allowed to play there until the FTP owner PokerStars clears outstanding balances in cooperation with the countries' regulators, said Shyam Markus, Full Tilt poker room manager.
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