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Old 11-21-2004, 12:25 AM
Felix_Nietsche Felix_Nietsche is offline
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Default Re: A \'Must Read\' Post above ^

Yes, no public company has EVER been dishonest....well...... except for ENRON, SunBeam, Quest, and a few others...

Puh-lease human nature is human nature.
Some people will cheat, lie, and steal to make extra money. Is there something ***MAGICAL*** about Empire/Party which makes them more honest than others. Gaming commissions were created because SOME casinos CHEATED THEIR customers!!!! Jeez...are you going to say, "uhhhhh but cheating customers was not in the casinos best interest...uhhhhhh".

It is time to leave the land of make believe....

Like I said. I trust Pokerstars/Prima. I do NOT trust Empire/Party. Too many weird things have happen to me at Empire/Party. I'm not saying they are crooked BUT I NO LONGER FEEL SAFE PLAYING there.

I started with a $100 at Pokerstars, and I now have a have a five figure bankroll from playing on-line. I have EASILY played over a 300,000 on-line hands under my belt on several different sites. So I have a little experience regarding on-line play. My bankroll swings at Empire/Party were NOTHING like I experienced at other sites... Too many strange cards seemed to be hitting... Maybe my experiences at Empire/Party were just random chance BUT...like I said I no longer feel safe playing there...

By the way, I ONLY play NLHE, where fish NORMALLY get deep fried....
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