[sketchy1]

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Mark Seif is in town right now playing a lot of tournaments ,i've seen him at caesars today and yesterday and he's due to play the pokerbowl.

He owns an undisclosed % of AP (does anyone know), so he obviously knows answers to most of our questions it doesn't mean we can't put him in awkward positions. If we simply make it a point as players to ask him questions, in public, and be friendly about it.

Maybe a simple "Mark can you comment on the mathematically indisputable evidence that accounts on absolute poker may see the hole cards of every player?"

Basically the point is to find a question to ask him that backs him up into having to deny anything of the sort ever happened and to arouse this interest of those that might overhear it and not say anything slanderous or exagerrated.

I'd ask seif myself but i think the first person to ask him should be someone respected and more importantly some kind of background in math. A lot of the full tilt pros are the exact type of minds that would have a lot of credibility.

This would be incredible on camera but i'm sure in that situation seif would walk away.

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funny you should mention that because i did just that. i've known mark for a bit and sat in the 10 seat he was in the 1 seat in today's 1k. i asked him "can i ask u a question about absolute poker?"

he told me what i expected him to say. no super users, they said he lost a bunch of money online, and had deposited tons of money, etc. then he went on to talk about how all the 2+2'ers were so arrogant.

well, i mean, i like mark but... he's obv wrong and misinformed. gg believing anything he says.