Hi guys, I grinded ignition for a couple years back and stopped maybe about 1.5y ago when I suspected something shady was going on. Like many others, I ran severely under-ev and had some "funny showdowns". I have yet to and don't plan on coming back until the eco-system gets cleaned up and so, I am going to try and pull my weight in some way or form.

I don't know if this is the right place to post this or whether these ideas will reach the right people but if not, I hope that those who come across this who has the social media reach or presence can help spread this message as well as any other ideas that can help us clean up the grimy mess that is left of the online poker ecosystem.

SOME IDEAS TO COMBAT COLLUSION
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a) Consider removing regular tables and only run zoom/zone games;
B) alternatively, remove the extra timebank and reduce the amount of time/decision so cheaters have less time to coordinate. This should also help combat RTA to some degree.

WHY?
First and most importantly, its significantly more difficult for cheaters to coordinate, share hole cards, reads etc. when they have 15 seconds to act without extra time than regular tables with 30s + 30s timebank.

Two, it removes grimy predatory behaviour that players can get up to - so for example, if a new table starts with a rec and he sits to your left and there are multiple open seats available to the rec's right, you can basically close the table and spam re-join until you get a better seat, especially in pools where the player pool is smaller on higher stakes.

Three, recs on average lose less on zone/zoom games than on reg tables - MDA has demonstrated this. And since there is a interest for the operator to keep the rec alive as long as possible so that they can keep the games running and RAKED for as long as possible, there IS a significant incentive for the operator to implement this as well.

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Good luck to those who are still out there grinding this network.

And MUCH THANKS to those who would get this message to the 'right' people on social media, corporate Ignition or otherwise.

nice ideas

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