Some kid claims to have scammed 200K off of Ultimate Bet - link

[celiboy]

http://www.pocketfives.com/400276D1-...F8CFBDE01.aspx

[SoCalRugger]

But apparently he wasn't able to cash out any of it - only six grand. So the title is pretty misleading.

I'm guessing the real title should be "How Some Friends and I Pwned This Forum."

[handsome]

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Then i played another HU and this time i lost but i didnt get a rematch and tried the rematch but it just told me the other player declined a rematch and i didnt get my buy in back.


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Haha. This run-on is so bad that it's funny.

[TStoneMBD]

thats a shame. some kid who cant even speak english finds a flaw in the UB system and isnt even intelligent enough to know that in order to cash out he needs to funnel the money out in small amounts.

[Freudian]

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thats a shame. some kid who cant even speak english finds a flaw in the UB system and isnt even intelligent enough to know that in order to cash out he needs to funnel the money out in small amounts.

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Of course he also had to tell others and also go up in limits. This most likely resulted in UB starting to wonder why the refund account suddenly was huge.

I think the corporate world is grateful that most scammers are thick. If smart people were to divert some energy to scamming, the companies would be a lot worse off.

[lighterjobs]

I guess I'm an idiot but I don't understand what his rambling is saying.

How did he get the refunds?

[2+2 wannabe]

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I'm guessing the real title should be "How Some Friends and I Lied on the Internet"

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[MicroBob]

Rather, 'how i should have gotten away with big-bucks yet still found a way to screw it up.'


Seriously, why on earth wouldn't he cash-out a little bit at a time?
What kind of idiot makes it completely obvious for UB to notice it?

[krazyace5]

Also how stupid is he to let multiple friends in on this situation? I would tell one friend and thats it.