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Originally Posted by pokerColette
We opted to no longer post on 2+2 in an official capacity for various reasons and ended our agreement at the end of 2018
Chomp and such posters had no relevance to our decision
Thank you for chiming in, Colette!
1) CS: I had several problems with my account (all the result of blantant incompetence ON YOUR END) in the last weeks and CS just gave me the impression, that things are back to where they were like 8 years ago.
Telling the customer, everything is his fault, when it clearly isn't, just isn't good business. I thought this was a thing of the past. Same for employees just leaving the live-chat, because they don't have any answers and don't know from where to get them.
Maybe this was just a rare exception and I was unlucky and had to deal with the two employees, that didn't change at all in the last decade, but wanted to share my experience, because that's what customers do.
2) This thread: Well, it would sure as hell be interesting to hear, what those "various reasons" were, that led to "opting to no longer post on 2+2".
Those "various reasons" probably speak volumes about the direction, partypoker is headed in.
Let me say this much: The decision doesn't make partypoker a better product
3) Off topic: I forgot to add in my last post, that it's embarrassing to see people like Yong and Duthie are allowed to play on the site.
In general I think it's fine, when people involved in the company play on the site (as long as their initials are not RH).
John Duthie (or whoever plays on this account) plays almost completely braindead poker, gets into ridicoulous spots, is way too aggressive etc. All in all he's just great to play against
But it's just alarming to me, when the guy manages to call off 120BB pre, deep in a tournament, against a recreational (who is down almost 100k on the site) with A3s and busts the guy. I saw him do this in a tournament and in a similar hand in a cash game a while ago.
It's somewhat entertaining when he wins like this against regs, but it's a disaster for the "reputation" of the site, when it happens against the whale.
Imagine this scenario: the guy lost 100k donking around in your tournaments, is not very smart, but has money...starts to think poker is somehow rigged against him or who knows what's going on...
And then this hand happens.
Then he recognizes the stupid sign next to John Duthies name and googles him only to find out
that the guy, that just busted him in a fashion he has never seen before, is directly involved in the company
"HE PROBABLY KNEW WHAT WAS COMING ON THE RIVER!"
Do you think Phil Galfond's playing on his new site lol?
It just looks bad and shady! Stop being bad and shady, partypoker!