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Originally Posted by sauce123
Circumstantial evidence just isn't proof. It's totally possible Haseeb is telling the whole truth now. People might not think he is likeable, but I don't see any facts ITT which can show that his story is false.
So wait. You think that the following list of facts are true?
1) Jose, who was apparently backed for like 5/10ish, needed 100k from his backer for some reason.
2) Jose, who was the new star pro at lock poker, and Haseeb could not figure out a way to get 100k directly into his account.
3) Haseeb could, however, figure out a way to get 100k into a brand new account. So, he did that planning to transfer it.
4) Haseeb didn't bother to learn before depositing that much money into a new account whether or not such transfers were possible on Merge.
5) Once Haseeb learned this, instead of letting Jose play on that account (which obv they were cool with) or dumping a much smaller amount (but still an amount large enough to play Jose's stakes) to Jose, or asking one of the million people who represent Lock who are all over the internet if their star player might be able to get a transfer, they decided to just dump the whole 100k.
6) All of this happened to happen right at the end of a contest, and the chipdump happened to make Jose win the contest, but Haseeb didn't know about that and was mad about it afterwards.
7) In spite of this fight that they had about this, Jose still goes out of his way in his response to Lock to say that he would have won the contest legitimately if not for the DQ (false because of this story of course) AND that he was willign tto play people up to 200/400 (directly alluding to the chipdump). It's fairly likely that he posted this with HQ's approval given that HQ said repeatedly that he reads over almost everything Jose writes publicly, even tweets, and this was Jose's very public response to a fairly major scandal at the time.
Yeah, man. That's totally what happened.