All three of the enterprises targeted by Black Friday had to close their doors to American users. Absolute Poker/UltimateBet and Full Tilt Poker were found to be practically insolvent and had to cease doing business entirely shortly thereafter. PokerStars was a better-managed organization and was able to survive Black Friday, transacting in other countries besides the United States. PokerStars even made a return to the U.S.A. in March 2016 with the debut of its New Jersey-licensed online cardroom. It now does business in Pennsylvania also, but customers physically located in one of these two states are the only Americans who can play on its platform for real money.