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Originally Posted by L67C
Either side could be proven correct in the end but I think a little objectivity is in order. Kinda surprising the thread title has been allowed to stay like it currently is for so long.
Unless done by complete idiots, collusion in a cash game is always going to be a circumstantial case. Just as it's impossible to prove a well executed chip dump, neither side here will ever be proven correct.
The circumstantial evidence seems strong though, with 2 accounts playing limited P/F hands and most of them just happen to be against each other. Very peculiar that both accounts would view the other as a uniquely good spot after that many hands.