Re: WCOOP main event sensation - winner under investigation
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1. The account that won the WCOOP main event was played from the same computer and the same IP from the start of the tournament until the finish.
2. No other account played from this same IP or computer, during the tournament.
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Then what's the problem??? Originally it was stated that there was a player playing from the same IP address, he busted out and then his sister won. So the accusation is that after he busted out he took over for the sister and finished playing the game, winning.
If they didn't play from the same IP, then why would it even come to being suspicious? Just because it's his sister? I just don't understand why the accusation came out. I'm thinking it's only because it happens to be his sister and thus, RIGGED seems to be the only possible answer to the masses.
Innocent, IMO.
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Dude there's lot to multi-accounting than establishing that one plays from a single IP and Computer. He might be remotely watching/controlling his "other" accounts. Is there a possibility of some collusion/chip dumping etc.? Is it really a legit account or not? How is it funded?
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