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09-02-2004, 11:31 AM
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Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
One of my friends works for one of the small internet poker sites. Not party and not stars. He says the company they used to do the poker software had to sign a confidentiality agreement regarding the code so that they cannot give any information how card are generated. The thing that he told me that gave me and him suspicious was that the software has playing bots built in to create more action and players. If one site can do it, why not the others? who will know?
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09-02-2004, 11:31 AM
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Re: Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
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09-02-2004, 11:43 AM
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Re: Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
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One of my friends works for one of the small internet poker sites. Not party and not stars. He says the company they used to do the poker software had to sign a confidentiality agreement regarding the code so that they cannot give any information how card are generated. The thing that he told me that gave me and him suspicious was that the software has playing bots built in to create more action and players. If one site can do it, why not the others? who will know? [/ QUOTE ] Come on baby I'm spread eagle right now! |
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09-02-2004, 01:08 PM
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Re: Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
You know, I ain't saying online poker is rigged or anything, but it sure makes sense that it would be.
Put it this way: let me go on record and state absolutely unequivocally that if I owned an online poker site, there would be almost no chance that I wouldn't skim maybe two big bets an hour from the large games. And that would be a minimum, as it is uber-easy to do, extremely hard to catch, and there's no recourse for the players. Just think about it. Couldn't you use an extra $100G a year or so? Ya think? Forget the moral arguments. I'm not on Earth to ensure everyone (or anyone outside of those I love) gets a fair shake. So...we've got a historically shady business (poker/gambling, rife with hustlers, mafia, etc.), with no storefront to the public (everything happens behind the scenes) being ran from a third world country that has government kickbacks as a constitutional guarantee, No, not rigged at all. My god. I'm not saying that you can't win...I'm saying that it's virtually certain that some skimming off the top is taking place. Whereever there's money...you finish the quote. |
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09-02-2004, 01:18 PM
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Re: Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
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Put it this way: let me go on record and state absolutely unequivocally that if I owned an online poker site, there would be almost no chance that I wouldn't skim maybe two big bets an hour from the large games. And that would be a minimum, as it is uber-easy to do, extremely hard to catch, and there's no recourse for the players. [/ QUOTE ] How exactly would you do it? |
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09-02-2004, 01:18 PM
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Re: Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
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You know, I ain't saying online poker is rigged or anything, but it sure makes sense that it would be. Put it this way: let me go on record and state absolutely unequivocally that if I owned an online poker site, there would be almost no chance that I wouldn't skim maybe two big bets an hour from the large games. And that would be a minimum, as it is uber-easy to do, extremely hard to catch, and there's no recourse for the players. Just think about it. Couldn't you use an extra $100G a year or so? Ya think? Forget the moral arguments. I'm not on Earth to ensure everyone (or anyone outside of those I love) gets a fair shake. So...we've got a historically shady business (poker/gambling, rife with hustlers, mafia, etc.), with no storefront to the public (everything happens behind the scenes) being ran from a third world country that has government kickbacks as a constitutional guarantee, No, not rigged at all. My god. I'm not saying that you can't win...I'm saying that it's virtually certain that some skimming off the top is taking place. Whereever there's money...you finish the quote. [/ QUOTE ] Sorry to hear that you are completely unethical, I'll make sure never to do business with you... Who wouldn't want an extra 100K a year? Maybe a company that has legitimate revenues in the 10's of millions (at least). You don't cheat, no matter how unlikely you are to get caught, in order to increase your take by less than 1%, unless you are pathalogical... |
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09-02-2004, 01:27 PM
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Re: Common Sense Internet Poker Rigged
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let me go on record and state absolutely unequivocally that if I owned an online poker site, there would be almost no chance that I wouldn't skim maybe two big bets an hour from the large games [/ QUOTE ] And the reason you would do this is because the MILLIONS and MILLIONS you are already making are worth jeopardizing for a miniscule amount of additional profit gained by STEALING from your customers. |
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