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Originally Posted by dostofan
Try pokerscout.com
EDIT: Just to be clear, it's not a poker site. It's a site that has player numbers on all the networks.
I know that the net has countless internet sites that have something to do with internet poker in a variety of ways. Hadn't heard of this one....so I thought I'd check it out.
Before I continue in regards to that....I'd just like to mention that it seems that internet poker (especially for American players) has become a minefield. I've read so many posts just on 2+2 about people getting ripped off by this site or that site and in this way or that way.
Now I know that what some of these folks are saying isn't true.....they were angle shooting in one way or another and got caught. But I also believe that a lot of the stories are true & brutal.
And when a player has been truly ripped off....I don't think they have much they can really do about it.
Anyway - I've been reading a lot of posts at 2+2 today and noticed that several posters were high on "Black Chip Poker".
OK - now back to poker scout. I clicked on reviews for "Merge" poker sites. This is the 1st one that comes up. Oops...I'm not that good with computers, but thought I would be able to copy and paste that review here....but it doesn't work when I try to do it.
Anyway - if you go there and click on "Merge". At the top of the page where the 1st two reviews are it says this.
Merge Gaming Network has a weighted average rating of 3.7 out of 10 from a total of 99 reviewers. Doesn't sound like a very promising Network.
I know that these sites don't always have accurate info, but I just see so much negative stuff regarding almost every Network or site these days that are left for Americans to play at.
The 1st review talks about the cashout length problems which seem to just be the norm anymore. And the 2nd review the poster says to "STAY AWAY FROM BLACK CHIP POKER"!!!
He states he deposited 2k....has it up to 3k....tries a $500 withdrawal & finds out his account is now closed because they said he was in hands with suspicious players & he says he has no clue as to what they are talking about & they won't give him any info about it.
And he says that site has told him that they are going to keep his money. He finishes by saying that he hopes that the DOJ shuts down this site too.
I guess this is basically just more white noise regarding the state of internet poker these days.
It seems to me that the saying for internet poker these days has to be "Caveat Emptor"!