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Originally Posted by suspect76
Well i'm not attacking anyone I was just wondering if you in fact had anything to back up what you are saying or your just spewing hersay. Looks like the latter, can we stop with the slap fight here and actually talk about what is going on with I dunno the network.
I don't know why you are so skeptical about PokerHost banning players because of a shark tax. The entire basis of the Equity network is that they have a hands off approach to the various skins. They have clearly stated that they use a shark tax to encourage skins to regulate the type of players on the network. That is simply their way of doing business.
When PokerHost was banning players while it was still on the Merge Network, you posted that you thought that PokerHost was probably doing so because of a shark tax on that network even though it wasn't known that a shark tax even existed on that network. Now you're playing devil's advocate for a network where we know that a shark tax does, in fact, exist. What MarcoEsq is saying is hardly spewing hearsay. It's a very reasonable, albeit not verified, conclusion to draw from the facts that the network itself has released in the Calvin Ayre article and other articles describing the Equity Networks overall business philosophy.
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Originally Posted by kahntrutahn
And then ask something silly like this...
I'm mystified as to why you think that is a silly question. When one skin buys another they can take one of two routes. They can allow the skin to keep operating as a separate entity as Aced Poker was allowed to do when Carbon Poker bought it; or they can integrate the purchased skin into their own as I assume Integer was integrated into FullFlush. The question was simply that of asking which approach FullFlush took.