new more damning absolute evidence

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1) The fact that all hole cards are in the HH file is not surprising, I am sure all poker sites have DBs like this. They log all HHs to send back out to players and it would be a trivial thing to combine each players' HH into one master history. The key is that this data is not available in real time, it is compiled after the fact and used primarily to detect collusion. The only mistake here is that they sent out the wrong version, possibly a rookie mistake by a new CS rep.

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I've been tracking this silently, but this caught my eye. Does this mean that the Excel file marco received is not the standard type of file received when a tourney history is requested? If so, it is exceedingly unlikely that this is a mistake. Out of the thousands of times people request tourney histories for their own purposes, the one time absolute accidently sends the 'god' version if the history, is when a super-user owned the tourney? It is far more likely that this confidential info was intentionally released, or that there is some other causative relationship between these clearly correlated unlikely events.