This is the scariest proof i have seen. DOes this happen for other sites like PokerStars?
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This is the scariest proof i have seen. DOes this happen for other sites like PokerStars?
That's insane.
It would be naive to think this isn't happening elsewhere. It's ironic that someone could pull that off, but be dumb enough to be so obvious. There is just way too much money on the table and too many cheaters out there for it not to happen everywhere.
Thing is, yea he can see the cards but he hits EVERY flop?
Is that part of him cheating or just that he can see others cards?
Is that part of him cheating or just that he can see others cards?
this is the straw that finally woke me up after considering other things that are running rampant on all the poker sites.
COLLUSION
PLAYERS WITH MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS
SOFTWARE TO TRACK HOW YOU BET SO THEY CAN MULTI-TABLE
BOTS ARE OUT THERE PLAYING REGULARLY
either join them or leave them. i am leaving.
COLLUSION
PLAYERS WITH MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS
SOFTWARE TO TRACK HOW YOU BET SO THEY CAN MULTI-TABLE
BOTS ARE OUT THERE PLAYING REGULARLY
either join them or leave them. i am leaving.
I heard that the ex-CEO and ex VP of absolut poker have been implicated in the collusion... anyone know if there is any truth to this rumor
Associated Press - October 17, 2007 10:15 PM ET
LAS VEGAS (AP) - The Kahnawake Gaming Commission in Canada says it has begun a probe into widespread allegations of cheating at a Mohawk-run company that operates the online poker site, AbsolutePoker.com.
Bloggers on online poker forums have pointed out irregular play from hand histories that make it appear that a player with the handle "POTRIPPER" seemed to know other players' hole cards.
Commission chair David Montour says in a statement that the commission on the Mohawk Kahnawake reservation has appointed an Australian consulting firm, Gaming Associates, to conduct an audit of the site.
According to Absolute Poker's Web site, the site is owned by Tokwiro Enterprises, located in Mohawk territory nine miles south of Montreal, Quebec.
It says Tokwiro is a Mohawk owned and controlled sole proprietorship.
The commission says the site holds a gambling license with the commission and is obliged to adhere to its regulations.
Messages left by The Associated Press with the commission and the site were not immediately returned.
Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - The Kahnawake Gaming Commission in Canada says it has begun a probe into widespread allegations of cheating at a Mohawk-run company that operates the online poker site, AbsolutePoker.com.
Bloggers on online poker forums have pointed out irregular play from hand histories that make it appear that a player with the handle "POTRIPPER" seemed to know other players' hole cards.
Commission chair David Montour says in a statement that the commission on the Mohawk Kahnawake reservation has appointed an Australian consulting firm, Gaming Associates, to conduct an audit of the site.
According to Absolute Poker's Web site, the site is owned by Tokwiro Enterprises, located in Mohawk territory nine miles south of Montreal, Quebec.
It says Tokwiro is a Mohawk owned and controlled sole proprietorship.
The commission says the site holds a gambling license with the commission and is obliged to adhere to its regulations.
Messages left by The Associated Press with the commission and the site were not immediately returned.
Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
This is what a friend of mine sent me...
There is almost indisputable proof that users at AP were cheating by somehow viewing the whole cards of their opponents. Some information has come out that indicates an AP employee or ex-employee may have been involved. There is further evidence that it may be ex-owner, Scott Tom, and the account used to cheat belongs to AJ Green, former Director of Operations at AP and Scott Tom's best friend. AJ Green is currently VP of operations at nine.com. The story has been picked up by the New York Times and Associated Press.
There is almost indisputable proof that users at AP were cheating by somehow viewing the whole cards of their opponents. Some information has come out that indicates an AP employee or ex-employee may have been involved. There is further evidence that it may be ex-owner, Scott Tom, and the account used to cheat belongs to AJ Green, former Director of Operations at AP and Scott Tom's best friend. AJ Green is currently VP of operations at nine.com. The story has been picked up by the New York Times and Associated Press.
