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Originally Posted by MJK12
Still no regs or grinders that can come in here and tell me they consistently make money huh? Not one single person can post a graph on the bbiggest online poker site in the world of being a winning player on ACR? Not one?
Nobody talks about massive guarantee tourneys nothing... nothing fishy at all about that.
Any one see eric crain's tweet last night on ACR? Said basically get your money off acr he knows opeople that know are fixing the cash games. Dont think someone with his platform would use it to just spew BS. The storm is brewwwwwing...
I want to echo your sentiment and show support of your posts, I smell smoke. One graph was posted... the proof of big winners is flimsy and scarce. Do you guys remember UB/AP? Remember the denial? I remember.
If someone has a power, they will want to use it. It's human nature. Human greed knows no bounds. The hand waving and dismissal does nothing except piss players off and kill the games. If villains are smart, they will hide their cheating with simple game theory and balancing, making proof of cheating hard or impossible to attain.
If no one wants to post a strong sample of evidence of the supposed crushers, what do you think will happen to player confidence? Games are already hurt.
Finding evidence of cheating is hard, especially with restrictions on collecting said evidence. However, finding evidence of the multitude of winners should be easy. This is where we stand at the moment. Why not shut down the argument with your strong proof? Where is your strong proof? Show me the money, show me the players. Show me the math, the odds, and the evidence.
Boba, as a mod and player, you have a duty to report the facts. To supply, gather, and point to the evidence. Not bury the anxieties and anecdotal evidence of inconsistencies. Shutting down legitimate discussion because of a fallacious argument (the onus is on a singular player to find and present cheating to be valid in your eyes) makes you look scared, in denial, or simply a shill.
I look in the strat section, I see little or no hands being analyzed from this network. I look in BBV, I'm not seeing the crusher graphs. I look in the cashout thread, it's filled with low post-count accounts. I'll freely admit I could be wrong and I missed the rock solid proof, but I searched for it. I want to be wrong, I really do. Can anyone supply *ample* evidence to properly quell these allegations? The site could easily be hiding the cheating and we all know it. Pokerstars provided evidence when people complained of rigging. It's called being transparent. If there is little transparency, that is the shade, that is the fog where justice will not, cannot, be served.
The talk of a 'lack of understanding of variance' and not keeping up with the strategy (lol) is a slap in the face of countless grinders and students who have dedicated their adult lives to poker, game theory, and professional competition.
Bovada and Merge have gotten wrecked from DDOS attacks in the recent past, isn't that true? Will you argue this is bad luck or ineptitude on their parts? BCP is crisp and lag free for me, isn't that interesting? No?
Honestly, I really like the software (they clearly have some smart programmers) and game volume & selection compared to their competitors, so don't get me wrong. I'm still gonna deposit (small) there because **I want to be wrong**, I hope I'm wrong, I want to believe it's run with fairness and integrity, but history and reality has shown otherwise in regards to online poker.
Hopefully you guys can keep the ad hom attacks, fallacies, bully tactics and excuses to a minimum. Speak with evidence. Don't put the onus on the players to collect the impossible evidence. Or tell us to "just have faith". Put the onus on the sites that operate in a fog and on the defenders of that model.
If you (defenders of the network, the network itself, and its protective "shroud") cannot produce evidence with high confidence the legitimacy of the claims that said network is fair beyond a reasonable doubt, *the poker community and 2+2 have every right to sound the alarm*. We have an obligation! To protect any possible future potential financial victims, and an obligation to the game of poker itself.