Cake Poker Ships Pot to Wrong Player - Page 16 - Poker News

pooflinger · 02-04-2010, 05:12 PM

jjj77 sorry typo

steph1982 · 02-04-2010, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by pooflinger

jjj77 sorry typo

If it was omaha the 22 would be the best hand. Assuming no one else had pairs obv

pooflinger · 02-04-2010, 05:15 PM

Im heading over to his house actually i will post if he finds it but im not sure if he has his hands saved. He said it was 5 dollar sng nl

steph1982 · 02-04-2010, 05:20 PM

It should be saved because it automatically saves the HH to your computer. I believe.

calebku330 · 02-04-2010, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Omar Comin

Give losing player 5 dollars worth of Gold Chips, so like 5000 of them.

LOL so true

smittymatt · 02-04-2010, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by F Retard

guess u cant have ur CAKE and eat it too

Needs more love.

Kittens · 02-04-2010, 05:23 PM

lol @ people cashing out from cake because of this

Lee said that you get a $500 bonus prize (+ the correct pot) if this happens to you, so if you think there is a problem you should keep playing!

pooflinger · 02-04-2010, 05:24 PM

Were should he look on his computer for hand historys?

steph1982 · 02-04-2010, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by pooflinger

Were should he look on his computer for hand historys?

I havent played there in awhile, sorry man I forget. Someone in here can probably answer this for you.

If not email cake support they answer back insta quick.

Possum2007 · 02-04-2010, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by pooflinger

Were should he look on his computer for hand historys?

Open client>options>game files>open folder

RodeoBlue · 02-04-2010, 05:29 PM

Lee Jones in the house =)

Makes you wonder how the UB scandal would have gone down if he was at the helm.

firoo · 02-04-2010, 05:32 PM

Can’t believe the number of idiots that are all over Lee Jones’s nuts.

As a software developer/tester for major financial institutions this kind of mistake could cost someone their job, not to mention the reputation of that institution.

Just pretend you deposited your hard earned money into your bank account and then it got routed to another account # instead.

Would you be all over the bank manager’s d*ck telling him what a great job he did by coming out and telling you that your money is gone because of a software glitch?

Would you accept the explanation that a perfect storm of increased mortgage rates, decreased interest rates and high credit card rates, caused a glitch in the banking software forcing your money to disappear from your account?

Well would you?

No you wouldn’t, you would raise hell until you got your money back and then you would take your business elsewhere because a mistake like that can’t be tolerated unless you’re a complete idiot or you only have a few bucks in your account.

Wake up folks, this ain’t back in the days at the Sunday million final table where you can be all giddy about talking to Lee.

I would never play on this site or use any software that hasn’t fully gone through the software development life cycle.

sardu · 02-04-2010, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by firoo

Can’t believe the number of idiots that are all over Lee Jones’s nuts.

As a software developer/tester for major financial institutions this kind of mistake could cost someone their job, not to mention the reputation of that institution.
It probably did cost a coder/tester their job. They aren't gonna announce that on a social forum.
Just pretend you deposited your hard earned money into your bank account and then it got routed to another account # instead.
Okay, so I go to my bank and .80 has been incorrectly deposited in another person's account. okay, okay, I'm with ya.
Would you be all over the bank manager’s d*ck telling him what a great job he did by coming out and telling you that your money is gone because of a software glitch?
If I asked the bank manager why my .80 is in someone else's account, and they say, "well its a coding error. we tracked down the problem, corrected it, and deposited an extra $500 in your account" , I'd be riding that dudes jock and telling everybody how great my bank is. yeah.
Would you accept the explanation that a perfect storm of increased mortgage rates, decreased interest rates and high credit card rates, caused a glitch in the banking software forcing your money to disappear from your account?
Yeah. **** happens.
Well would you?

No you wouldn’t, you would raise hell until you got your money back and then you would take your business elsewhere because a mistake like that can’t be tolerated unless you’re a complete idiot or you only have a few bucks in your account.

Wake up folks, this ain’t back in the days at the Sunday million final table where you can be all giddy about talking to Lee.

I would never play on this site or use any software that hasn’t fully gone through the software development life cycle.

questions answered.

jds1201 · 02-04-2010, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by firoo

Can’t believe the number of idiots that are all over Lee Jones’s nuts.

As a software developer/tester for major financial institutions this kind of mistake could cost someone their job, not to mention the reputation of that institution.

Just pretend you deposited your hard earned money into your bank account and then it got routed to another account # instead.

Would you be all over the bank manager’s d*ck telling him what a great job he did by coming out and telling you that your money is gone because of a software glitch?

Would you accept the explanation that a perfect storm of increased mortgage rates, decreased interest rates and high credit card rates, caused a glitch in the banking software forcing your money to disappear from your account?

Well would you?

No you wouldn’t, you would raise hell until you got your money back and then you would take your business elsewhere because a mistake like that can’t be tolerated unless you’re a complete idiot or you only have a few bucks in your account.

Wake up folks, this ain’t back in the days at the Sunday million final table where you can be all giddy about talking to Lee.

I would never play on this site or use any software that hasn’t fully gone through the software development life cycle.

if the bank shipped me back my money plus 100x the amount of the mistake because of the error i think i'd be ok with it.

nerkul · 02-04-2010, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Jones

Q: HTF could this happen one out of literally a billion hands? [1] Computers don't just arbitrarily decide to do something differently the 297,446,238th time they do some algorithm.

A: Actually, I got to thinking about that myself. Consider this: any moderately sophisticated computer program probably has a state variable space of almost incalculable size. Take all the variables in the program and the values they can hold. Multiply that by the number of different paths the program might have followed to reach a particular place in the code. Then add in all the interactions between various servers in the system.

Obviously, we had a perfect storm of state variables which caused this problem. We don't believe it's happened before and we definitely don't expect it to happen again. But we're putting in more checks to make sure it doesn't.

You're saying the program exploited itself?

If it happened this way once, isn't it likely to happen a few more times very shortly after the first time, when many of the state variables are unchanged?

In my wild guessy opinion, there is a better chance of a piece of malicious code being switched on and off.