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Malta Civil Court orders online gaming network to cease commercial operations
- By J. Bosch
- Published 08/21/2008
- Online Poker , Poker
- Unrated
Boss Media said that its
legal team is currently investigating several legal options regarding its properties
and goods in
The war between the two
companies started in April, when PokerTrillion.com attempted to freeze Boss
Holdings and Boss Media Malta Poker bank accounts at seven of the banks used by
Boss Media. The freezing order was then followed by a €45 million lawsuit for supposed
fraudulent and potential criminal activities of various personnel and
management of Boss Media, and associated companies in
On the other hand, Boss Media
said that everything about this lawsuit is about jealousy and bitterness.
"Poker Trillion's
recent comments are a reckless attempt to support a legal action that is
without merit and initiated as retribution for their dismissal from the Boss
Media network…They have since then repeatedly tried to disrupt the Boss Media
business through the dissemination of groundless rumors.Boss Media
explained that in April 2008 Poker Trillion alleged in a press release a claim
that among other things, Boss Media player funds were frozen. The allegations
were false but typical of the type of tactics employed by Poker Trillion."
Boss Media said a statement.
Boss Media's International Poker Network (IPN) is the seventh-largest online poker network based on the traffic received. The network, which currently don't accept U.S. players provides service to online gaming sites such as SportingBet.com, William Hill, Casino Club, Bwin, Virgin Poker and Celeb Poker.

