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Absolute Poker collapsed shortly after Black Friday, owing its players huge amount of money that were not available after the DOJ liquidated its assets. Most AP players had provided up hope of ever seeing their online bankrolls again. But in April, Acting US Attorney Joon Kim announced that the process would begin to ‘compensate eligible victims of a fraud committed by Absolute Poker.’ Prior to PokerStars’ purchase to Amaya, its owners had negotiated a cope with the DOJ to forfeit $540 million to US authorities. This allowed PokerStars to acquire Full Tilt while covering its debts to players in a complex arrangement. Whilst the arrangement provides some compensation that is long-delayed players who see Tom as at fault accountable for their financial misfortunes, for them it doesn’t necessarily express justice. These players wanted to see further investigation of Tom’s involvement in the ‘Potripper’ super-user scandal, unearthed by the 2+2 forums in 2007 on various online forums. These questions, however, are unlikely to be answered as the DOJ shows a willingness to be in Tom’s instance and close the books on Black prosecutions friday. …