Collusion - how do they detect it ?

thecadman · by **thecadman** » Thu Apr 22, 2004 10:32 am GMT

It's all in your mind lame dork. Cheaters don't exist. You are just fooling yourself. Everything about online poker is legit.

Oh wait... YOUR accusations are fine! I'm sorry.

YAAAAWN!!

ScanX · by **ScanX** » Thu Apr 22, 2004 10:39 am GMT

You can't help yourself from being stupid cadman, can you ?

thecadman · by **thecadman** » Thu Apr 22, 2004 10:41 am GMT

ScanX wrote:You can't help yourself from being stupid cadman, can you ?

I'm just following your lead bud!

PuckJunkieNY · by **PuckJunkieNY** » Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:00 pm GMT

ding, ding, ding....*end round one*.....now go to your corners boys.

ScanX,

I imagine they must SW running to track how often they play togther at tables, on same hands, and if bells go off they may look closer at the hands to see if collusion is evident.

Have you posed this question directly to the online site itself? Worth a shot to ask.

Always_Bored · by **Always_Bored** » Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:15 pm GMT

I think they also rely on players. If you notice something fishy send an email and im sure they will look into it.

skyfire · by **skyfire** » Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:41 pm GMT

This actually happened to me a few months ago in a $20 SNG on Pacific Poker. Four players left and two players clearly kept sharing their chips by raising and reraising until the other two players folded. It's very difficult to play any hand against two players that are capping out every betting round and know what each other holds. We called them out and they neither denied it or tried to defend themselves so me and the other guy decided to email support and report the cheaters. I got an email back a few days later saying they have many ways of dealing with online cheating, my report is under investigation and they take every measure to maintain the site's integrity, blah, blah, blah. Then they credited my $20 back to my account.

If you think there is any collusion between players, I highly recommend contacting the website support with names and a description of what you suspect. They have the means to review a tournament's and player's history and, at least in my case, they took care of it.

JohnnyCache · by **JohnnyCache** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 5:40 pm GMT

thecadman wrote:
ScanX wrote:You can't help yourself from being stupid cadman, can you ?

I'm just following your lead bud!

Girls, Girls, you're both pretty.

Kiss and make up.

ScanX · by **ScanX** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 6:04 pm GMT

JohnnyCache wrote:
thecadman wrote:
ScanX wrote:You can't help yourself from being stupid cadman, can you ?

I'm just following your lead bud!

Girls, Girls, you're both pretty.

Kiss and make up.

Heh I'm not the one cursing him, it's the other way round :)

nice picture by the way :p

JohnnyCache · by **JohnnyCache** » Sun Apr 25, 2004 5:58 pm GMT

I find lesbians cool tempers, in general. Think about it: Would you rather argue, or watch girls kiss? This is why I provide two or more attractive lesbians at any social occasion where politics, religion, or abortion may be discussed. It gets mean, I snap the fingers, they kiss, we stare, and the argument vanishes into the wind.

HalfSugar · by **HalfSugar** » Sun Apr 25, 2004 6:14 pm GMT

And relax.

fonzerelli_79 · by **fonzerelli_79** » Sun Apr 25, 2004 9:06 pm GMT

one of the main things they monitor is ip addresses
however people will find ways round this

i think poker rooms rely a lot on feedback from players as well

ScanX · by **ScanX** » Mon Apr 26, 2004 9:32 am GMT

Geno how can you post such a pic and have that signature man ? :)

I would pay any rake to be between those 2 =)

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