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Originally Posted by Fisherprice1
After looking more into this it's clear this wasn't making a bunch of $2 accounts and chip dumping. He was also playing $6, $10, and $20 dollar games during his 84 game win streak. The only possible explanation unless this is a Sharkscope error which I highly doubt, is that he can see opponents whole cards. Global will not say anything about this even if they did ban him because they will lose a lot of players if we know people can hack and see whole cards or what cards are coming. I wrote this off earlier as chip dumping,
But now I am a lot more concerned about this after seeing all his games.
It is unfortunate that these sit and gos do not track as they should on sharkscope as one cannot see who all the opponents are in them, and that would help a lot.
This is not a binary situation where its either a superuser (again, why do these in a trackable low buy in game) or not as if its 50/50. The superuser thing here may fill some emotional buttons but it is not common sense, even if some people here think a slow microstakes grind in trackable games is the way to go for some weird reason.
The fact these accounts played games more than $2 is not the limit (pun intended) to the chip dumping as you would suspect. I am assuming it is quick and easy to create accounts and get the free 2 bucks, and it is easy to go into a SnG with 6 people and dump the chips to whoever wins an all in.
You repeat this many many times with group of 6 accounts and have your list of the "winners." At some point you do a higher buy in SnG with you master account (or more likely 2 or 3 master accounts) and some of the winners accounts to dump money quicker. I would not be surprised if the same 2-3 accounts always finished 1/2 (though not always first). Again, one cannot see this on sharkscope which is unfortunate, but someone going to this effort would likely have a couple master accounts to have a better chance of one of them getting funds off. An added bonus (as seen in this thread) is that people will not think SnGs above $2 will have these types of accounts colluding in them, so they will not watch them carefully.
I am assuming sharkscope has not always tracked Global, so perhaps the person doing this thought the games would not be noticed as much as cash games where chip dumping was happening all the time at the small stakes.
Now, is this exactly what happened? No idea. Would be nice if Global gave a bit more details but I can also understand that they may not want to explain all the steps that someone did to try to cheat them out of thousands of dollars.
The free $2 was always going to be a nightmare in some ways. This probably was a more extreme version of it. I would be quite surprised if this was a super user and not surprised if it was someone who just put more thought into exploiting the free money, but got carried away and got caught.
Last edited by Monteroy; 01-05-2018 at 12:01 AM.