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Originally Posted by Tiffany_Martins
Hi there,
Sorry for the delayed response on this. The fraud team have been made aware of your complaints and they have run an exhaustive investigation.
- What specifically did you do? Did you ask professional players about above/below norm calling/bluffing frequencies?
The two accounts have been fully reviewed and no fraudulent activity has been detected. Here's the gist of what they found:
The hands provided as evidence are not determinant. Customers normally play hundreds of hands on a daily basis and very few hands were provided. Having looked over more hands, no suspicious pattern was noticed.
- What in your opinion would have been a suspicious pattern? Only 8-high calls?
Having said that, we'll keep an eye on this. If anyone sees anything of this nature from these or other players, feel free to post details here or in a private message to me. Details like: your username, the opponents name, time and date of the session and hand numbers are crucial to ensuring that we resolve an investigation quickly.
Thanks all!
(What i write below is not only about Tigergaming, but any poker site)
I hope nobody trusts any rep or "security expert" from any site. They are the most incompetent and (sometimes) dishonest people out there and wouldn't find a scammer even if the scammer told them right into their face.
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I don't fault them for not knowing, the same way i don't make fun of people who don't know the capital of Norway or Sweden. However, if you claim to be an expert in Scandinavian studies, you deserve to be ridiculed.
They didn't spend thousand(s) of hours studying the game like many of us. What i do fault them for is their ignorance and arrogance, thinking they have any clue when they clearly don't. They have the chance to ask qualified people, but that's real work and sites don't do that (typically). The only time they do this is when they get caught with their pants down (pokerstars for example).
The alternative is that they do know and simply sell the public for fools. Pick your poison.
My advice:
Trust the players who play.
They are not some losers who cry "jokerstars is rigged" bc an Ace hit on the river. People at that level are very smart (at least in regards to poker) and I would trust their gut instinct all day long.
There's a chance players are wrong, but i don't see any practical way to establish objective proof in this case, so you have to go with your guts.
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Originally Posted by ImaCHAMPION
Kjemmy didn't play much with him, I played 1k total with them, really I couldn't find any hands where I could concretely point out to it, *as you see the two hands I posted above is almost suckish and has like 0 proof* its mainly because tigergaming doesn't show showdowns for the most part. Its really sick.
Yes, it is the same for me though based off my experience, I couldn't get any call downs when I hit, he seemingly value bets me light, raises my bluffs at the correct moment etc... at the moment I'm just avoiding him its not worth the headache of feeling like I can't win a hand and am getting cheated.
ImaChamp, remember that other site we had an issue years ago. Source confirmed me that my suspicion was right btw.
If it smells fishy, stay away.
Also, expect a new account with the same pattern.
Last edited by Mike Haven; 07-08-2016 at 07:02 AM.
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