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Originally Posted by Josem
Firstly, PokerStars does not have any employees in the USA. That makes physical access to that particular location difficult.
Secondly, as has been previously discussed in this thread, people who log in from the same IP address are unable to play at the same cash game or Sit & Go Tournament table. Thus, if they were using the Borders internet connection to connect, then that rules out the possibility of them playing in the same event (and thus, any form of collusion).
You were 0 for 2 on this one. It was pretty clear (from what you quoted), that I meant someone from this thread go into the Borders, log in to Stars, PM you "Hey, screenname123 logged in from that Borders today at 10am EST". Now your system has that IP, and maybe you can find out what other accounts were on that IP at the time the photo was taken.
It's also pretty clear from the thread, that some of those laptops are using air cards. We know the software restricts multiple people from the same IP, it's been mentioned in this thread.
I realize this isn't top priority, but it would be nice to see that Stars can think out of the box on collusion issues. Stars has traditionally been good at investigating collusion cases, especially when e-mails come in accusing players. The next step is thinking outside the box. "Wow, a lot of our DON players are from China".
Maybe it's VP$IP's fault for mixing in so many jokes, but there are people in this thread (including VP$IP) who think it's over 95% these people were colluding, and who think there are ways to find out who they were.