Re: Absolute Cheating
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The type of person that would attempt something like this would have to be an extremely bold but somewhat ignorant person with a narcism that would feed heavily on the feeling he was dominating others and causing them pain. From everything i've seen of seif on tv (USPC, WSOP, ect.) this guy just thrives on defeating people and taking their money, what better way to do that then to buy a share in a website, dump tons of money to attract high stakes games, and then plunder those games by using other accounts nobody knows about to periodically login and thrash people, feeding his addiction to winning.
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FE, these posts border on embarrassing.
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i just don't get why people don't think this is realistic, a lot of things point to seif being involved in this, one of the big reasons a lot of high stakes limit players moved to absolute was that mark seif was routinely dumping huge numbers in those games while simultaneously going off in chat trashtalking people and claiming he made so much money from the site it did'nt matter.
He was the first person ever suspected of using access to players hole cards and now these accounts have popped up at what could reasonably be a financially hard time for seif with the legislation passed and only 1 big cash since his WSOP bracelet.
How many people could these accounts really be? Absolute is obviously doing it's best to pretend this never happened and the accounts are now dumping back money into games trying to act normal, why would any OUTSIDE cheaters/hackers/ex programmers do that when they would expect to be shut down any day?
That's why i've been saying the owners of AP of which seif is the most high profile, need to be looked into. I'll be the first to admit i'm wrong but i'm confident of my opinion.
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