White smoke in business Bernard Tapie Group / Full Tilt Poker?

After much waiting time comes or not light at the end of the tunnel. The Group Bernard Tapie (GBT) and the Justice Department reached an agreement and it is now possible to purchase the GBT Full Tilt Poker (FTP). Now the decision rests with the shareholders of the FTP, if the business to accept players from all over the world except the U.S., will see their funds returned. According to several sources, Ray Bitar sent this mail to shareholders of TiltWare.

"Dear members, I am pleased to announce that today the Department of Justice and Groupe Bernard Tapie have reached an agreement in principle regarding the acquisition of the companies comprising FullTiltPoker. My understanding is the deal provides that in exchange for an agreed upon payment by GBT, and a GBT commitment to assume responsibility for payment of ROW players, DoJ will reimburse US players and settle the outstanding civil litigation with the companies comprising FTP. Beyond these conditions, issues like the time frame and process for repayment of players remain unclear at this point and time. With DoJ’s consent now in hand, GBT may now proceed to finalize an agreement to acquire the companies or assets that comprise FTP. That agreement will very likely address the status of your shares or interests in the successor company. When I receive that agreement, I will coordinate with our attorneys to ensure the terms of that proposed agreement will be shared with the membership and voted on.
-Ray"

So we just have to wait, it seems that the future holds something positive for those who have money "stuck" in FTP. We'll be tuned for more news ...