Re: AP scams again, or still
First error: Absolute caps freerolls at 5,000 entrants, a large number of which sign up but never play in the freeroll at all. There is no way there were 9,753 players in your freeroll.
Second error: Congratulations, you have figured out that your estimated prize pool was off by a factor of 10 as (7,000 + 2,000) x .5 = $4,500, not $45,000.
Third error: I have watched a few of these freerolls and there is no way in hell there were 7,000 rebuys and 2,000 add ons. The VAST majority of players who bust out of these freerolls do not rebuy or add on--they just leave. So there is no way there was anything close to even $4,500 in the prize pool.
Fourth error: AP doesn't take in $1,000 per player for the Absolute Challenge. I don't know where you came up with this number but it is 100% wrong.
Disclaimer: I have played at Absolute Poker since 2004 and made many thousands of dollars there, but after the latest ACTUAL cheating scandal (not this imaginary one which apparently only exists in your mind) I withdrew all funds there and will not play there again.
There are many reasons to not play at AP, but unfortunately your post does not describe any of them.
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