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The use of the term was accurate & instead of detracting from the hole card argument, it actually adds flame to the fire. |
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Quote from Gary: The player has intentionally misplayed the hands for whatever reason. The reason makes no real difference.
I disagree. I'm just looking at this from both sides. There are complaints about player xyz indicating chip dumping. Security breaks out the manual and starts checking off conditions which must be met in order to prove chip dumping. Condition 1) did player loose chips in a manner that appears deliberate? Yes. Condition 2) did player recently deposit the dumped money using stolen credit card? No. Condition 3) is an unauthorized person using the account to dump chips? (hopefully they call the account owner on this one) Answer: No. Result: conditions constituting chip dumping have not been met. Account is free to play. So, the reason the accused accounts are loosing chips in an obvious manner is to cover their obvious cheat play by playing like the donkeys their poker tracker stats suggest they are? O.K. I don't have a problem with that. It's just that that reason to loose chips doesn't meet the conditions of chip dumping as I understand them. I kind of think I'm beating a dead horse here though. Probably I got into this discussion to late. I mean, if your going to insinuate that I work for AP, than I guess you've decided it's just easier to attack the person rather than discuss the points. WholeBean |
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http://www.poker-king.com:80/poker-k...hp?article=258
Looks as if Poker-King has been unable to elicit a statement from Absolute in the way that Bryan has.
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Wholebean - btw I don't see GaryWatson attacking you - he's debating the issue of chip dumping with you.
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Currently, they stand to lose all of the serious players at 2+2 and beyond. They are banking on the 90% who do not read forums. Word gets around pretty quickly. It is probably costing them overtime payments sending staff to answer forum threads like this. It costs them nothing to come out and make an honest response. It looks as though they cant. AP, at first was probably expecting this to blow over. Now they are hoping. They are not only losing players but they are losing the affiliates who bring them future players. As for the chip dumping term, it only takes a regular poker player to read the 2+2 thread to work that out. If AP are innocent, they need to investigate their staff |
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It just occured to me that if AP would admit that something has happend they would be responsible to refund all the loses players have acquired against these cheats. This would amount to millions of dollars which they quite possibly could not afford. Hopefully word will spread around and this shyster operation will go under.
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In any event, the chip dumping is only a part of the story. There was fraud/cheating going on prior to the chip dumping. The theory is that they then went and lost intentionally to try and "cover up" what they had done. I've seen the hand histories that were posted...it was chip dumping, no two ways about it. Edit: Sorry Wholebean, I just read your above post. The chips may not have been obtained via a fraudulent payment method ie. credit card. BUT, they were certainly obtained by fraudulent play. Of course, if you're a non-believer that these accounts cheated at all....I guess that won't fly for you. |
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Looks like someone is doing some hellacious bong hits in Costa Rica. ![]()
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![]() Too much Bryan, that is friggin priceless. And anyone wonders why they can't find any evidence of wrongdoing? They can't even find their own bloody customers, or hand histories of existing customers. Honest mistake I'm sure, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Bailey are so very close. ![]() Here's the head of Security out on a smoke break (sorry, no bong pics handy, a joint will have to do). ![]() ![]() |
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