According to an article from PokerListings, Tom Dwan (pictured) is no longer a member of the Full Tilt Professionals, the site’s team of sponsored pros. A representative from Full Tilt, the second largest online poker room in the land according to PokerScout, told PokerListings, “Full Tilt Poker and Tom Dwan have agreed to part ways following the recent expiration of Dwan’s contract. To have one of the most respected names in poker on our team has been a great pleasure. We will continue to watch Tom at the tables and wish him every success in the future.”

Dwan and Viktor Isildur1Blom joined Gus Hansen (pictured below) as members of the Professionalsin October 2012. Hansen was the founding member of the teamand was chosen to front the site from the get-go after its purchase by PokerStars. The Professionals’ landing page on Full Tilt’s website now lists just Hansen and Blom.

Dwan’s focus on live poker could be part of the reason for his departure. As PokerListings outlined, “Dwan has been shying away from online poker on Full Tilt, opting instead to play live cash games in Macau. He’s also been conspicuously absent from the FTP promotions that Gus Hansen and Viktor Blom… have been part of since the site’s relaunch. Dwan was also missing at the much-hyped Full Tilt Poker Galway festival and turned up four hours late for a promotional heads-up battle between the Professionals and Team PokerStars Pro at EPT London.”

According to HighStakesDB, Dwan is up $2.1 million on Full Tilt since the site started tracking him in 2006. He is in the black $750,000 this year alone, but has seemingly not logged much activity since June. In fact, HighStakesDB has “no tracking” for Dwan in the last 30 days.

In September, Dwan posted on Twitter that he had experienced his “biggest loss ever,” which, one month later, was reported to be $4 million. The bleeding took place in Macau at the StarWorld Casino.

Interestingly, Full Tilt Poker is in the midst of a Bust the Pro promotion, giving members a shot at playing Blom or Hansen heads-up for $50,000.

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