Absolute Poker and Disney

[CalvinHobbes]

Four questions:

1. Absolute Poker claims that $800,000 was stolen over a 40 day period beginning on August 14, 2007. What reason does anyone have for believing that those dates and dollar amounts represent the entirety of the cheating that has occurred?

2. Assuming that the $800,000 figure is accurate, what would be an appropriate amount for Absolute Poker to refund to its players, in light of the internal nature of the theft and Absolute's original official responses to the allegations?

3. Absolute Poker claims to have refunded $1,600,000, which works out to a refund of approximately $2 for every dollar stolen. Should one of the players who was most victimized by the cheaters be happy to have personally received a refund of approximately $1.01 for every dollar that was acknowledged as stolen?

4. If, more than a month after Absolute admitted the cheating occurred, a player is not satisfied with the company's response, what steps should that player take?