from
http://www.gambling911.com/Absolute-Poker-102007.html
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There are some things we have gathered outside of this statement through our own discussions with Absolute management.
An employee responsible for sending out the so-called "smoking gun" spread sheet with confidential client information (as well as the server info of the suspect players leading to Absolute's own server) did so out of "laziness".
"Instead of looking up specific information that had been requested, he could not find this information and simply shot the whole spread sheet to a customer," we were told by an executive at Absolute.
That employee was terminated and Absolute Poker is working to ensure that such an instance never happens again.
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wow good job, fire the guy who exposed your cheating, that you had previously completely denied.
i remember reading an earlier statement from AP that after their own complete internal audit the only flags were a couple cases of collusion, strange how they missed potrippers activities.