The Death of Aces Royal
Hundreds of players attempting to log on to their Aces Royal Mobile Poker account will find themselves hitting a wall today as the parent company Cecure goes into administration. Those who’ve already payed a visit to Aces Royal will be all too familiar with the following message:
Graham Bushby and Geoffrey Carlton-Kelly of Baker Tilly Restructuring and Recovery LLP were appointed Joint Administrators of Cecure Gaming Limited on 20th July 2009. The Joint Administrators act as agents of the company without personal liability.
The service has been currently suspended. The Administrators are seeking an acquirer for the business, interested parties should contact Patricio Gordillo of Cavendish Corporate Finance LLP on +44 (0) 207 908 6046.
Information for Players
- All player funds are held in a secure ring-fenced bank account; so player funds are safe.
- Arrangements are currently being made to return funds to players.
- Further details will be posted on this website shortly concerning the process. Please check the website for updates.
- For players who have upto date account details there is no need to contact us at this stage.
- For players whose account details are incorrect please email any amendments to info@mobilepokerexposed.com
source: http://www.acesroyal.com/acesroyal/
What exactly does this message mean?
Let’s start with the most obvious question up front “Will I lose the money in my Aces Royal poker accoun?”. Although this question has been answered within the article it is important to point out that everybodies funds look to be safe. Without being privy to the finer terms of everything it looks as though everything is being temporarily frozen in an attempt to sell the company.
If Aces Royal were to be sold, it’s likely that the accounts will be transferred as part of this deal and your money will be transferred to the new service. Otherwise your funds will probably be released and the company will disassemble.
So now we’ve seen what might happen to Aces Royal it’s time to turn to more personal issues such as where is the best place to move onto during this period. Obviously there are hundreds of online poker rooms but some of us have become akin to mobile poker so we must take the search elsewhere.
The cold hard truthof the matter is that in comparison to the desktop world there are relatively few options for mobile poker players at the moment. One of the biggest poker names entering this industry right now is Cake Poker with their mobile poker offering. Their offering however is only available to people using phones based on Windows 5 and above which unfortunatley has locked even ourselves out for the moment.
I wish that there were a one stop solution I could offer you but when you truly play ahead of the curve with modern technology you can sometimes find yourself at a bit of a loss when a comapny suddenly drops or drasticly alters their servies. At least initially, here at Mobile Poker Exposed, we are moving a lot of our play back to the online tables whilst we research more possibilities and eagerly await news from Aces Royal.
Here’s How You Can Help…
Although we try to be the all-seeing eye in the mobile poker world perhaps you have come accross something that we have missed whilst on a late night session. Leave us a comment below telling us where you are moving your play whilst Aces Royal is down and you might even get a mention in our next article.
Until then, the Hunt is On…






I have been using BWIN poker who offer a mobile service, they don’t pay your internet access like aces (prob why they went bust, a couple of months before they went bust I started to get charged internet access, found out they had not got their “white” contract anymore so just paid for mine monthly, prob why they went bust). There are more tables available, nicer graphics too, BUT they seem to have some tech issues (with my access at least) as whenever I go all in, the screen stops, the next thing i know im timed out and have my hand folded,VERY frustrating!!!
If they get this sorted its a really good alternative, supports most mobiles and works well.