The Grandma dilemma: Debunking the myths

[Fishy McDonk]

Sorry if this has already been covered somewhere else. Isn't there tourney simulation software that could give you an idea of how often 2 players or 3 players (or more) end up sitting at the same table at some point in a given size tourney?

[tagteam]

Given that this appears to be more prevalent than we suspect, build into this model the probability that there are multiple players who are in this tourney with multiple accounts. Now what is the probability that you have at least one cheater at your table?

It appears that an honest player may not be good enough to overcome this -EV.

For the record I'm honest.

[Spee]

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The Grandma dilemma: Debunking the myths

To the apologists :

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All I can say is the apologists make me sicker than the people who actually cheat.

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The Grandma dilemma: Debunking the myths
To the multi-accounting people

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I can't wait to see the look on Grandma's face, and the face of all the cheating punks when their funds are long since confiscated and the IRS comes a callin' for their cut. They aren't going to give a flying f*ck that the money got confiscated. All they care is that you won and didn't report and pay tax on your winnings. That will be the screwing you get for the screwing you gave.

Christmas is over. The candy store is now closed. The Feds are coming after the online dollar. Since they will have a hard time catching up to the offshore companies, they're going to go after the people they can, which are people playing in America. Who better to make an initial splash with than the known cheats? I hope they are as smart at disappearing as they once were at cheating.