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Originally Posted by watergun7
Players are technically chosen at random.
No, they are not chosen at random by SpinWiz. They are chosen according to a non-random algorithm that seeks to maximise the seating preferences of the SpinWiz user.
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What if I'm running a stable of players and do not want them to play with each other. Thus I make a program that crudely does what spinwiz does for MY stable only. Or even if I had say 5 players and tell them that they may only register every minute per 5min intervals. Should this practice be illegal?
I think this is OK but I need to think about it a bit more.
I think it is a violation of Pokerstars Game Integrity rules but an exception that should be permitted as the lesser of two evils: allowing your players to collude to not face each other so as to face weaker fields is the lesser evil compared with the appearance of collusion by having your stable in the same game with a conflict of interest created by a shared bankroll.
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I'm pretty sure pokerstars would welcome this, as I make sure that my players cannot collude. This is essentially what spinwiz does but on a bigger scale.
Bingo! The bigger scale
is the problem because the players do not all know each other, have not all played each other, do not know from their own play that they are strong players that should be avoided.
The SpinWiz users are not universally part of the same staking stable at risk of incentive for collusion and needing to be separated to avoid the risk of appearance of collusion.
There is no anti-colluding justification for all SpinWiz users colluding to not play each other.
Ergo, they collude automatically based on information about player strength not otherwise available to them that has the effect of table selecting for in game advantage using information not available through their own play.
This is a violation of Pokerstars game integrity rules.