Or, yeah, we can keep having hard to enforce rules that only punish those honest enough to follow them.

Your missing the point, there wouldn't be an advantage for BH types if everyone had the capability.

Yeah, they tried that once, it was called chat roulette. It never failed to end with an erect, veiny wang. As if Josem's job weren't already tough enough.

Quite an ending!

Anyone care to give an insight into how the VPNers and MAers get their cash off site?

im gonna go on a limb and assume playertransfer on stars and getting it on skrill/whatevs is the most common way.

For the MSNL/ HSNL'ers who doesnt have a massive amount of skype contacts

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/19.../index349.html

basically there is plenty of ways to do it.

Making stars complicit - try accepting a £5k transfer and cashing it out as a rec and see where you get.
Seems they have a separate set of rules for HS.

uhm, not sure what you are trying to get at, if I accept a stars transfer of $5k and i ship this guy to skrill at the same time im keeping the $5k on stars acc, otherwise I wouldn´t be hassled to. I was talking about trades, not laundering in two-steps.

If a rec do cash it out, he can just mail and tell him he was owed or whatevs and they contact the other guy for the same story. It´s nog unheard of that people that know each other transfer money without consequenses.

Money is being flown around in player transfers all the time, it´s a pain to have alot of your NW on site. "bankroll management" and actual $-standing on account isnt the same thing, its preferable to have most of your NW liquid and play on a "short"-account. (relatively speaking). This were also very much key on the more sketchy sites, stars not so much but still pretty dumb having a $1mil cashier when you can have $300k and play the same games and just deposit/ask for transfers if **** hits the fan.

Wouldn't the real Noel Hayes just take the money out of his account and give it to BH? Obviously, they had some understanding when BH took over his account and played with money already in it or that was given to Hayes to put into his account. Player transferring it would just draw the scheme more to Stars attention (assuming that Limon is incorrect and that Stars did not know beforehand what BH was doing).

stinger could make this right by sharing his history of cashouts>deposits on the noel hayes account, and donating 50% of the balance to a charity of 2p2's choosing.

of course the end result of this would entice more unfair play at the highest stakes, but at the gain of tangible utililty for society- who really gives a **** about a game of cards.

resotrativejustice; i was just talking in general, and not hastings in particular, If i were hastings I sure wouldnt unload a huge playertransfer to his own account, WSOP being so close to when he started playing the account -> (if Noel was going, just wire it to casino, hand the correct amount of cranberries to hastings etc).

Without reading any of the thread...why isn't this guy flat out banned from playing online poker?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsNrwkMy1Gw

Wow, she drops a bomb at 1:53 in considering it's a public video made for YouTube.

His reaction at 3:40 says it all.

Way to pick em Bri

what did she even say?

What did she say? Going down?

cocaine?

a treadmill wouldn't be a complete waste of time

What would that change if he is playing on someone else's account?

A+ gif

@brianchastings: @ArianaGrande I did some dumb **** when I was 22 too. Everyone does. Hang in there #hatersgonnahate

Ariana Grande must feel a lot better now that Brian gave her some words of encouragement.

Pokerstars should go the whole hog and just ban US citizens no matter where they play from. Passport should be the primary ID required to open an account.

US government could grow some and hold US citizens responsible for their actions rather than companies otherwise operating freely throughout ROW.

Stars must have a regulatory requirement to report US players when the site strictly prohibits them sitting (?)

Safest option to reduce both corporate and ROW customer exposure to current US stance on igaming

Still the victim, I see. We're all just haters because he made a mistake that he refuses to own up to...