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11-28-2005, 04:58 AM
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OT: Excerpted by Citanul: Proving I\'m not a bot
Update:
So they have come to the conclusion given the "evidence" they have that juicy is a bot. they are permanently locking the account and confiscating the funds (about 15k). [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] so anyway, further action will definitely be taken. suggestions are welcome [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] 
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11-28-2005, 05:31 AM
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Re: OT: HOW can i prove i\'m not a BOT???
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[ QUOTE ] suggestions are welcome [/ QUOTE ] A. Make a better bot or B. Don't make troll posts like this [/ QUOTE ] harsh. you believe he is a bot?
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11-28-2005, 05:32 AM
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Re: OT: HOW can i prove i\'m not a BOT???
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] suggestions are welcome [/ QUOTE ] A. Make a better bot or B. Don't make troll posts like this [/ QUOTE ] harsh. you believe he is a bot? [/ QUOTE ] I do. Edit: I would go so far as to even say it is downright foolish to even believe one thing Unreal_NH has to say about this situation at all. Who would possibly dedicate so much time to poker as to play 3000 22 sngs at the same level without ever moving up? And have $15k in ones account without trying bigger buy-in SnGs? (data thanks to PokerProphecy, someone hypocritical but nowhere near as shady as this ordeal) Who plays over 3000 SnGs without even verifying their [censored] account first? That sucks that you lose 15k and I would highly advise against trying to get legal with party. If you try to scare them by sharing your 'bad experiences' with others in an attempt to get your money back you might get sued yourself. Watch out.
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#7
11-28-2005, 07:29 AM
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Re: OT: HOW can i prove i\'m not a BOT???
this logic is awful: i'm pretty sure he's been playing at least $33s also and it's not like he's been doing the $6s, $22s can make him good, easy money with minimal downswings.
having $15k in account is definitely not that smart, but i see nothing wrong with that. i'm not saying he's legit, but i think your evidence is very bad. it does seem like something's missing -- party has never done this before so they definitely don't throw this very serious accusation around.
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11-28-2005, 08:53 AM
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Re: OT: HOW can i prove i\'m not a BOT???
My God, this dude is like 1st or 2nd in the leaderboard so I just assumed he played 215s. If he has played enough 22s to be in the top 3 of the leaderboard he has to be a bot or an idiot.
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11-28-2005, 02:32 PM
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Re: OT: HOW can i prove i\'m not a BOT???
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That sucks that you lose 15k and I would highly advise against trying to get legal with party. If you try to scare them by sharing your 'bad experiences' with others in an attempt to get your money back you might get sued yourself. Watch out. [/ QUOTE ] This is the least of your concerns. A company that operates in an industry that the U.S. government views as illegal is not going to come to the U.S. to file a defamation suit against someone posting in an online forum. Because of the same reason, you can't go seek an injunction in U.S. courts because 1)they're based in Gibraltar and aren't in U.S. jurisdiction and 2)internet gambling is illegal. We all take on risk playing on these sites because we have no recourse against any decision they make (see Dutch Boyd ). While that situation is different from this one, it illustrates the risks of such activities. Unreal, if you are legit I'd keep fighting. Offer to do whatever they ask, be willing to offer any evidence, and do it frequently so that they don't forget about you. Forget about lawyers, unless you want to catch a flight and sue in the Gibraltar Magistrates Court. They won't respond to a U.S. lawsuit and more than likely it would be thrown out anyway since it's an illegal activity. -SonnyJay
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