Quote:
Originally Posted by PokerStars Baard
From experience I would estimate that in about half the reports I get, the situation has been resolved by the time I get to the table.
Replace
"in about have the reports I get, the situation has been resolved by the time I get to the table" with
"in exactly 100% of the reports I get, the situation has not been resolved by the time I get to the table, still isn't currently resolved, and probably never will be resolved"
and you will have a true statement.
Resolved does not mean by the time you get to the table there is a game running.
Resolved would mean you do SOMETHING! Rule violators are first warned and repeated violators are punished with a temporary ban from play. If this is not happening, nothing is resolved. Rule followers have been hurt by the rule violators. And rule violators have benefited.
Please understand this:
1) In 100% of reports you are getting (with possibly a very, very rare exception) a rule violation took place.
2) The game is damaged by this (which hurts Stars and all players).
3) The rule violators benefited.
4) The rule followers are hurt the most in real dollars.
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Play manuscript follows:
Crime victim: Officer Baard, I'd like to report a crime.
Officer Baard: What seems to be the trouble here?
Crime victim: That man stole my TV (points to man wearing mask and holding TV with victim's name written on it).
Officer Baard: So he stole your TV, but he's not *currently* stealing your TV?
Crime victim: That's right, he stole it 5 minutes ago.
Officer Baard: Thief, be gone with your new TV. Look's like another case resolved by Officer Baard. *pats self on back*