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Originally Posted by fragglerock45
In the terms and conditions they claim the right to seize your funds for trivial and/or vague reasons like "bumhunting" "ratholing" etc. as well as "external assistance programs" which is also extremely broad.
They loosely clasp these actions together under "predatory behavior" which is, again, extremely broad.
To be honest I can't understand how a regulator hasn't asked them to change the terms yet - account seizure for bumhunting is unprecedented.
I am pretty sure it is their internal policy is to strictly warn first (that would be your warning bell to either withdraw and not play anymore, or continue with caution) , and then seize funds and ban on the second occurance, in order to return bumhunted funds to the players that were hit. It would apply to all terms listed in their end user agreement, for example if you used a VPN, you'd be warned, if you used a VPN again, you'd be banned and funds confiscated to give back to players who lost to you while using a VPN. No company can sustain that action as you suggest, it would be pure madness.
The ones claiming 'funds stolen' must be not disclosing alot of info (IMO). And my opinion is not only for GG network, its probable this is a policy applied by all poker sites.
I think you would appreciate this if you were one of the targeted players.
(i'm in no way affiliated with any poker site, this is just my point of view; i've gotten refunds from collusion rings in 50/50sng on PS, tournament payout bump ups due to disqualified players finishing higher than me, etc etc). I can't be for certain, but my assumption is they go after the players who committed the act, before going into their own pocket. I don't play on GG, but again, I am pretty sure this is how it goes.
Last edited by unsung Hero; 03-11-2019 at 02:51 PM.