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ACF has not gone into judicial liquidation - Aviation Club de France
The Paris-based gambling club Aviation Club de France will not be placed into liquidation! However, Chief Executive of the poker tournaments and main contributor in the ACF Gaming Committee, Nicolas Fraïoli, announced on Wednesday that ACF will be put into compulsory liquidation next week. Later that day, the ACF employee representative denied this controversial statement. Oddly, Nicolas Fraïoli himself published another statement of apology on Facebook hours later. He stated that the information he received on Wednesday morning- February 4th, were unfounded. He also noted that ACF still has a chance to re-open after four months of shutdown. Admittedly, the closure of ACF, one of the most frequented poker rooms in Paris, is a real blow for its customers, and especially "Les 213" , those who have always fought hard to get back to work.
On the Facebook page Non à la fermeture de l'Aviation Club de France, the employee representative posted a message confirming the disclosure of information relating to the judicial liquidation of the gambling club. According to reliable sources, no such decision has been taken by the Judicial Administration responsible for safeguarding. Note that the judicial protection of the ACF has been extended to two months on January 15, 2015 as a result of the first judicial safeguard application submitted last November. Any way, Les 213" still has a big job lying ahead following the discussion on applying for a new gaming license on February 3rd.
Source: Jack SMITH
Friday, 06 February 2015
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