Evil Players thread?

**chayton** · 7th April 2009, 10:15 PM

I don't know about anyone else but I used to enjoy reading about the evil players and the tricks they'd try and their lame screenshots. Like that one woman who won and then lost all her money and tried to make it look like a hacker did it, sending herself threatening messages etc. That was a hoot! (in a sad & pathetic way I mean

)

I'd like to see some of those players get spanked on the forum (NO NOT YOU ROB!

) but I know most of that work would have to be done by CM or Max (or the blue guy heh) who are dealing with the complaints so it's probably unrealistic to bring it up, right?

**NewOrleans** · 7th April 2009, 10:26 PM

remember new orleans...

**jas2587** · 7th April 2009, 10:42 PM

Originally Posted by chayton

I don't know about anyone else but I used to enjoy reading about the evil players and the tricks they'd try and their lame screenshots. Like that one woman who won and then lost all her money and tried to make it look like a hacker did it, sending herself threatening messages etc. That was a hoot! (in a sad & pathetic way I mean

)

I'd like to see some of those players get spanked on the forum (NO NOT YOU ROB!

) but I know most of that work would have to be done by CM or Max (or the blue guy heh) who are dealing with the complaints so it's probably unrealistic to bring it up, right?

I know just the person to Whip em good Pina

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Cindy

**Casinomeister** · 7th April 2009, 10:44 PM

The problem is that in most cases, the "fraudulent" player situation isn't very entertaining. Cases of "Evil Rhonda" are few and far between. Most of the fraud that Max and I deal with are from players who blatantly lie, cheat, and waste our time. They then go off to other forums and trash the work that is done here. We put up with a lot of crap.

Sometimes I bust the fraudsters out in a public way - sometimes not. Perhaps I should do it more often - it would bang home the fact that player fraud is a very big issue - bigger than many people care to believe. And it's the reason why decent players have to jump through hoops making cash outs etc. You can blame the a-hole fraudsters.

**jas2587** · 7th April 2009, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Casinomeister

The problem is that in most cases, the "fraudulent" player situation isn't very entertaining. Cases of "Evil Rhonda" are few and far between. Most of the fraud that Max and I deal with are from players who blatantly lie, cheat, and waste our time. They then go off to other forums and trash the work that is done here. We put up with a lot of crap.

Sometimes I bust the fraudsters out in a public way - sometimes not. Perhaps I should do it more often - it would bang home the fact that player fraud is a very big issue - bigger than many people care to believe. And it's the reason why decent players have to jump through hoops making cash outs etc. You can blame the a-hole fraudsters.

I am sorry I didn't mean to make a joke about it

Cindy

**Casinomeister** · 7th April 2009, 10:59 PM

Originally Posted by jas2587

I am sorry I didn't mean to make a joke about it

Cindy

Oh, you can joke about it. There are some real retards out there.

Another thing is that the casinos - and Max and I - are reluctant to explain why and how people get caught. If these guys are on to the stupid mistakes they make, then it's harder to catch these people. We end up making our work harder and more time consuming - and that isn't good.

**slotheadlizard** · 7th April 2009, 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by chayton

I don't know about anyone else but I used to enjoy reading about the evil players and the tricks they'd try and their lame screenshots. Like that one woman who won and then lost all her money and tried to make it look like a hacker did it, sending herself threatening messages etc. That was a hoot! (in a sad & pathetic way I mean

)

I'd like to see some of those players get spanked on the forum (NO NOT YOU ROB!

) but I know most of that work would have to be done by CM or Max (or the blue guy heh) who are dealing with the complaints so it's probably unrealistic to bring it up, right?

Do you know the thread title. I know it was said that its hard to catch frausdsters if you publicly explain situation. I totally agree. I thought it may be ok to look this one up because it is old. Sounds interesting is all.

**chayton** · 7th April 2009, 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by Casinomeister

Sometimes I bust the fraudsters out in a public way - sometimes not. Perhaps I should do it more often.

Yes I think you should - I know that there are people who are new to the whole online gambling scene who post here getting upset that their account is locked or their withdrawal is on hold while waiting for doc verification - if they could see the other side of the issue and the amount of player fraud then they'd understand the reasoning behind what might seem unreasonable casino demands. Maybe you could just have a running total of fraudulent PABs somewhere. I bet everyone would be amazed at how the numbers add up.

Evil Rhonda....lol - what a wacko. Do you still have that article on the site somewhere, I'd love to read that again.

**jas2587** · 7th April 2009, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by chayton

Yes I think you should - I know that there are people who are new to the whole online gambling scene who post here getting upset that their account is locked or their withdrawal is on hold while waiting for doc verification - if they could see the other side of the issue and the amount of player fraud then they'd understand the reasoning behind what might seem unreasonable casino demands. Maybe you could just have a running total of fraudulent PABs somewhere. I bet everyone would be amazed at how the numbers add up.

Evil Rhonda....lol - what a wacko. Do you still have that article on the site somewhere, I'd love to read that again.

must have been before my time would love to read it also

Cindy