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Old 06-05-2007, 01:16 PM   #301
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Re: Mr. Gatorade’s Lies cost me over 70k at Full Tilt

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playing live poker has no relevance as to whether you use a bot or not. why do you keep bringing it up?
That's your relatively unenlightened view. It proves something (not everything) if Beatme were to play live in similiar fashion. Of course you would expect the Bot programmer to play like her Bot, but you really need to re-examine this damned either way mentality you have. If she would have said, "I refuse to play Gatorade live or go to Full Tilt, because I have to take care of my sick grandma, or whatever, you would have jumped all over that as evidence of Bothood. Why don't you just admit, I blindly accept whatever Full Tilt says is so (presumably because of their reputation for trustworthiness and integrity and past track record) and move on?

I repeat: don't know whether shes a Bot or Not. Problem is in the procedure and process of allowing third parties to submit supposedly damning evidence without the ability for the account holder to respond in a meaningful fashion in a meaningful forum.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:43 PM   #302
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I repeat: don't know whether shes a Bot or Not. Problem is in the procedure and process of allowing third parties to submit supposedly damning evidence without the ability for the account holder to respond in a meaningful fashion in a meaningful forum.
/Thread as far as I'm concerned, in the absence of some actual, you know, evidence either way. I'm intrigued by the supposedly damning evidence given to Gehrig and Dean, but until beatme is given a chance to respond to it either privately or (better) publicly, I remain unsatisfied.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:48 PM   #303
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I just hope with the people that think I am on a witch hunt(actually a bot hunt) imagine for a second on what I say happens to be true and the implications this has for online poker now and in the future.



Am I the only one that sees something wrong with this picture? Are these not the ramblings of a mad man?
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:49 PM   #304
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beatme, what was your name on pokerroom? i used to play there 24/7.

My nickname was redgar3. Please note that many players copied my nickname to try to prevent me from getting a game so there were lots of variations of this name used. If you were at the pokerroom wsop party last year you might have met me. I was a little tipsy and I kept telling people that I'm the real redgar.
Just out of curiosity, can you explain to me how copying your nickname prevents you from getting a game? And why would players be trying to prevent you from getting a game? And wouldn't someone copying your nickname mean they were opening multiple accounts on that site? Presumably they already were already playing there and had a nick. This all sounds pretty sleazy.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:54 PM   #305
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I repeat: don't know whether shes a Bot or Not. Problem is in the procedure and process of allowing third parties to submit supposedly damning evidence without the ability for the account holder to respond in a meaningful fashion in a meaningful forum.
Well said. I'd go even farther, though. No matter WHERE the evidence comes from or what it is, if they want to take a player's money, evidence must be provided and/or some kind of appeal process must be allowed for. It amazes me more people don't seem put off by the fact that it appears FT will not allow ANY further discussion, period. Glad I don't play there.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:54 PM   #306
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I repeat: don't know whether shes a Bot or Not. Problem is in the procedure and process of allowing third parties to submit supposedly damning evidence without the ability for the account holder to respond in a meaningful fashion in a meaningful forum.
/Thread as far as I'm concerned, in the absence of some actual, you know, evidence either way. I'm intrigued by the supposedly damning evidence given to Gehrig and Dean, but until beatme is given a chance to respond to it either privately or (better) publicly, I remain unsatisfied.
Why are only certain people allowed to see this "damning" evidence? Who is providing them this evidence? I am assuming it is not FT.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:55 PM   #307
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there was a HORRIBLE regular heads up player on pokerroom that used to love to play redgar3, so many of us made accounts with names like redgar-3, redgar33, etc, to try to trick him into picking our heads up games instead. there were like 20 different skins you could play on. nothing sleazy about it. not against any rules.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:56 PM   #308
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playing live poker has no relevance as to whether you use a bot or not. why do you keep bringing it up?
That's your relatively unenlightened view. It proves something (not everything) if Beatme were to play live in similiar fashion. Of course you would expect the Bot programmer to play like her Bot, but you really need to re-examine this damned either way mentality you have. If she would have said, "I refuse to play Gatorade live or go to Full Tilt, because I have to take care of my sick grandma, or whatever, you would have jumped all over that as evidence of Bothood. Why don't you just admit, I blindly accept whatever Full Tilt says is so (presumably because of their reputation for trustworthiness and integrity and past track record) and move on?

I repeat: don't know whether shes a Bot or Not. Problem is in the procedure and process of allowing third parties to submit supposedly damning evidence without the ability for the account holder to respond in a meaningful fashion in a meaningful forum.
speaking of unenlightened views...

If Gatorade challenged her to a live match, I would have no problem with it. But he didn't. She brought that up all by herself.

Any evidence a live match could give would be very very tiny. What it does do is distract from the more significant issues at hand
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Old 06-05-2007, 02:12 PM   #309
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Any evidence a live match could give would be very very tiny. What it does do is distract from the more significant issues at hand
Well considering that there is at least a suggestion that in Gatorade's mind, "bot = player he can't beat", beatme beating him live would have some value. But I think it's pretty limited.
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Old 06-05-2007, 02:13 PM   #310
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there was a HORRIBLE regular heads up player on pokerroom that used to love to play redgar3, so many of us made accounts with names like redgar-3, redgar33, etc, to try to trick him into picking our heads up games instead. there were like 20 different skins you could play on. nothing sleazy about it. not against any rules.
Thanks for the explanation.

Regarding the bot thing. I would like to see at least some proof of this. There has been none so far in this thread since good players as well as bots sit at empty tables waiting for fish and it has already been pointed out that the bots played different limits than her.
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Old 06-05-2007, 03:04 PM   #311
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FTP said "we felt confident enough that they were humans playing"


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No they didn't. Their response can be found in this thread, where they say:
Yes they did. Sorry I should have posted the link
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Old 06-05-2007, 03:05 PM   #312
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gehrig & Dean,

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I've been told about one piece of evidence that hasn't been publicly disclosed. It seems like pretty iron-clad proof. I'm not going to elaborate any more than that.
I'm hoping you can provide a little more without asking you to compromise anything.

1. Is this evidence something that has not been published in the big MHSH thread?

2. Did this evidence come to you from McGatorade?

3. Have you seen it for yourself or were you merely told about it?

4. Are you certain that this evidence applies to beatme1?
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Old 06-05-2007, 03:10 PM   #313
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she said she mostly sat by herself but would occasionally chase fish. i was one of the fish beatme would chase. i refused to play her cuz i knew she was good. i think, though im not sure, she might have tried chatting with me asking why i wont play.
Thank you for sharing this.

Does anyone know of instances where the other accused bots have sat down at an occupied table?

Does anyone know of instances where the other accused bots have apparently chased a specific player?

If beatme1 has done something that the other bots never did that would be an actual relevant fact. Facts are in very short supply right now .
I wrote this over a day ago and there have been no responses.

Let me ask again. Is beatme1 the only accused bot that has been seen to sit at occupied tables or chase other players?
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Re: Mr. Gatorade’s Lies cost me over 70k at Full Tilt

2+2ers,

The decision to seize funds in cases of collusion, fraud and other breaches of the site Terms of Service is never taken lightly. Seizure is reserved for cases when Full Tilt Poker is absolutely certain the account was directly involved in the wrongdoing. In this case, we are confident the correct decision has been made.

Instances of collusion or other unfair advantage require a comprehensive investigation that may or may not result in seizure of funds. Each situation is unique and handled on a case by case basis.

If our investigations team is 100% certain that there has been a violation of our Terms of Service, we make an assessment on the nature and method of the violation and determine if funds will be seized or if the account will be closed with funds being cashed out to the player.

If our investigations team is not 100% confident after reviewing a case, we will not seize the player’s funds. Instead, we cash out their funds and close the player’s account permanently. Obviously, when no evidence of a violation is found, we reopen the player’s account.

We are working to compensate the victims as quickly as possible. Please try and bear with us as we work through the large amount of data to ensure those who deserve some portion of the seized funds receive their share. We will streamline the process in the future to reduce the delay between a seizure and the subsequent redistribution of those funds to the appropriate victimized players.

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Old 06-05-2007, 07:38 PM   #315
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Nice boilerplate, Sean. WHY ARE YOU 100% SURE?
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