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Originally Posted by NGL99
I recently looked up Rampage LLC after sending hundreds of dollars to Ethan Yau who runs a poker channel on Youtube. I found this forum after a link popped up accusing Rampage poker of colluding at the Wynn hotel. I played a few times on GG poker and had to make deposit arrangements through Telegram. I was always instructed to send money to a bunch of different cash app and Zelle accounts while being told not to put notes on the transfers.
I deposited a few times and never made any profit. The few times I had any money left over and asked for a cash-out I would be given the runaround for 2-3 days about receiving any remaining funds. I would be sent money from multiple people making multiple transactions, all with Asian names to make good on funds that amounted to less than $100 or less. Ok whatever.
I was told by someone that depositing little sums of money was a waste of time and that I should be sending hundreds of dollars in order to build a bankroll while playing on the club. I sent hundreds of dollars to a Zelle account called "Rampage LLC" and began playing on $1-$2 tables. It was then that I noticed the same user names that I have seen countless times before both day and night playing on the tables and colluding. I noticed that anytime I would make large raises the same players would call, then start raise and re-raising out of position. When I wasn't in a pot, then these players would start folding almost every hand. I contacted the people who collected the money and told them about what was going on and the next thing I know is that the entire chat history was deleted and I was banned from the group chat.
Don't send this scumbag any money! He is clearly running a Ponzi scheme, and has a groups of people working together to collude on tables to cheat players out of their money. Nobody has to take my word on this: There are other articles on this forum accusing this guy of colluding and scamming people on the internet. Players beware!
The only part of your post here that is of real concern is the claim of collusion on the tables, no disrespect intended.
GG uses agents. An agent might have someone that wants to withdraw money at the same time someone else wants to deposit, like how it is done on the apps. I don't personally recommend having player to player transactions for multiple reasons, but it is not uncommon.
Potential collusion is a big claim and you should have evidence of that. Just making the claim without not only makes it very hard to believe but could be slander if false.