Cheating software
 

I see posts in the chat of empire/pp all the time saying they can read your opponents cards. Has anyone ever tried any of these and do any of them work?

Thanks

Re: Cheating software
 

Don't waste your time with a bs program that says it can see someone else's cards. Just invest in a good pattern mapper.

Re: Cheating software
 

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I see posts in the chat of empire/pp all the time saying they can read your opponents cards. Has anyone ever tried any of these and do any of them work?

Thanks

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Since they can see your cards, ask them what your cards are.

Also, ask them why they are playing in the .50/1.00 rooms or wherever when they could be in the $100/$200. That's where I would be if I could see all my opponents' cards.

Re: Cheating software
 

Whats a pattern mapper?

Bingo

Re: Cheating software
 

A pattern mapper is a program/formula which can accurately predict what cards will come on the turn and river (among other things). It was first discovered (or at least revealed) by a poster known as Ulysses.

It all started with this original pattern mapping thread starting with about the 11th post in.

It then spread to RGP and other places. Before you get into an uproar check the FAQ for the Internet forum - there is no such thing as pattern mapping, it was just a joke that got a little out of control.

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A pattern mapper is a program/formula which can accurately predict what cards will come on the turn and river (among other things). It was first discovered (or at least revealed) by a poster known as Ulysses.

It all started with this original pattern mapping thread starting with about the 11th post in.

It then spread to RGP and other places. Before you get into an uproar check the FAQ for the Internet forum - there is no such thing as pattern mapping, it was just a joke that got a little out of control.

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The FAQ is only half right. Like all good ubran (sic) legends its based on reality and has evolved from truth.
A pattern mapper did exist, for PlanetPoker, for a very short time in 1999.

http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computing/99...ker/index.html

The original press release.
http://www.cigital.com/news/index.ph...t&artid=20

The techy explanation
http://www.cigital.com/papers/downlo...r_gambling.php