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Originally Posted by GlobalPoker_Joey
I just want to make a comment here in line with something I posted in another thread a week or so ago.
Please do not keep typing names of players you think may be a bot or involved in collusion.
We do not want Salem Witch Trials happening on Global Poker. More often than not the people who are accused are not bots and are innocent and don't deserve to have their name tarnished unfairly.
The first step should always be to send any players you are concerned about to support@globalpoker.com we take this very seriously and EVERY SINGLE concern that is raised will be fully and carefully analyzed.
We have been investing heavily in this part of the business of late and have some experts who have previously managed security teams at the worlds' largest poker sites who have joined our team and are leading the way. We are confident that we are working towards a security team that players can be comfortable with.
I know in the wake of Chicago_Joey videos which we have all watched that looking for bots is high on everyone's mind at the moment. If you have watched his videos though one thing you will notice is that he put in hundreds of hours of research and analysis before going public. He didn't name any players until he was sure.
Keeping our site on the level is very important to us and we value your assistance in doing so. Please help up balance the fine line between keeping the site safe and not unfairly tarnishing players names by reporting players you have concerns about to us through support@globalpoker.com as a first step and allow us to conduct a review instead of just throwing names up on a forum.
Thanks.
Collusion is probably truly more of an issue than botting. Also creating accounts to dump chips to a singular account, which doesn't really effect us but does you is something I actually have evidence of.
ie, 6 man table with 1 seat open, when I clicked in the table had 5 busted users and 1 open seat.
hmmmm what do you think that could be?
I'm not going to give out any tips on how easily this can be done, besides you guys probably already know how but this essentially proves collusion is happening.
are your counter measures to colluding basically pertaining to @support emails from users? or do you have software detection for this sort of thing?
I see a lot of very suspicious things happening in your stt's so I avoid them like the plague, this is not good for business, you or I.
