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[ QUOTE ] the purpose of the live game is to reveal the true nature of each player the purpose of the online game is to cover the true nature of each player. [/ QUOTE ] Ray you can't even get that right. The purpose of the live game is to provide entertainment for the players and to make money for the house that spreads it. The purpose of the internet game is to provide entertainment for the players and make money for the site that provides it. If either game wasn't entertaining almost noone would play If either game wasn't profitable for the game providers it would not exist. Both games accomplish their objectives both games are similar yet not the same as any 3 year old could tell you. I've only played live poker once - I don't want to make the internet game into teh live game - I prefer online play because it's much faster. I just want players who play the games I do to not cheat. I want the sites that provde the games I play to do more to prevent people cheating - I want to play and beat people. If "Honest Holdem" is so important to you go and setup HH and see how succesful it is and quit encouraging people to cheat. Also in all seriousness how many casual players do you think actually read the T&C's of any poker site before they deposit? [/ QUOTE ] matrix, my bad. instead of using the word "purpose", i should have used the phrase "security goal". we've been talking about game security here and so i was alrady within that context. i agree with your stated purpose as well. profitability drives the shape of the game for both the live game and the online game. i also agree that entertainment is a huge factor. [ QUOTE ] I just want players who play the games I do to not cheat. [/ QUOTE ] i definitely agree with you. i'm a bit more hardcore about it though; i cannot stand the idea of even a single opponent being able to access a potentially edge increasing activity if i too cannot access that same activity; i wont allow it. if the operator cannot secure some aspect of the game then i'm going to tell people about the holes in the game and i'm going to demand that the given hole be incorporated into the game such that everyone can freely use the hole. i will not refrain from persecuting the operators and players who refuse to level the playing field. my opinion of those types are that their motives are suspect for wanting to retain holes in the game so that they themselves can use the holes in secret while kicking and pecking others in public for even talking about the holes. [ QUOTE ] I want to play and beat people. [/ QUOTE ] me too. but i want to know that the field is level. i.e. i cant do things they cant do and they cant do things i cant do. [ QUOTE ] If "Honest Holdem" is so important to you go and setup HH and see how succesful it is and quit encouraging people to cheat. [/ QUOTE ] workin' on it. ray bornert |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I just want players who play the games I do to not cheat. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rays responce: i definitely agree with you. i'm a bit more hardcore about it though; i cannot stand the idea of even a single opponent being able to access a potentially edge. My response: If anyone believes this Ray will sell you the bridge he is currently living under as well. |
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my opinion of those types are that their motives are suspect for wanting to retain holes in the game so that they themselves can use the holes in secret while kicking and pecking others in public for even talking about the holes. [/ QUOTE ] Ray, not surprisingly, this excerpt from your last post, pretty much describes YOU! |
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how adults understand why you cant have 12 cookies a day. children do not. [/ QUOTE ] Why not??? |
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[ QUOTE ] how adults understand why you cant have 12 cookies a day. [/ QUOTE ] Why not??? [/ QUOTE ] |
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Ray, There aren't too many reasons why you are not banned from this site, simply because you try to profit from cheating pokerplayers. I would prefer that you posted only in your Software thread, from now on, as any valuable input, if there ever was any, in the Zoo threads has been exhausted. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah i'm pretty much hearing the same thing over and over come out of his stupid mouth |
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There aren't too many reasons why you are not banned from this site, simply because you try to profit from cheating pokerplayers. [/ QUOTE ] During ZeeJustin's ordeal, the stated policy was that 2+2 would not attempt to be an extension of a cardroom's rules enforcement division. Ray appears to be doubly in the clear since (as has been pointed out) developing botting software doesn't violate anything other than your own sensibilities. I don't like the changes he's talking about, but it's clear to me that he's thought about it more than almost anyone else here, and I (for one) want to hear what he has to say, malformatted and repetitive though it may be. |
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[ QUOTE ] There aren't too many reasons why you are not banned from this site, simply because you try to profit from cheating pokerplayers. [/ QUOTE ] During ZeeJustin's ordeal, the stated policy was that 2+2 would not attempt to be an extension of a cardroom's rules enforcement division. Ray appears to be doubly in the clear since (as has been pointed out) developing botting software doesn't violate anything other than your own sensibilities. I don't like the changes he's talking about, but it's clear to me that he's thought about it more than almost anyone else here, and I (for one) want to hear what he has to say, malformatted and repetitive though it may be. [/ QUOTE ]Your in luck then Trey,because hes said the exact same thing eight hundred times in ten different posts over the last two weeks.All of the time knowing that the basic premise of his "concept poker room" would destroy his business.But im very happy that at least a few people enjoy hearing his lies and false sincerity over and over and over.I guess that does give his rants some value if only in entertaining the minority. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] There aren't too many reasons why you are not banned from this site, simply because you try to profit from cheating pokerplayers. [/ QUOTE ] During ZeeJustin's ordeal, the stated policy was that 2+2 would not attempt to be an extension of a cardroom's rules enforcement division. Ray appears to be doubly in the clear since (as has been pointed out) developing botting software doesn't violate anything other than your own sensibilities. I don't like the changes he's talking about, but it's clear to me that he's thought about it more than almost anyone else here, and I (for one) want to hear what he has to say, malformatted and repetitive though it may be. [/ QUOTE ]Your in luck then Trey,because hes said the exact same thing eight hundred times in ten different posts over the last two weeks.All of the time knowing that the basic premise of his "concept poker room" would destroy his business.But im very happy that at least a few people enjoy hearing his lies and false sincerity over and over and over.I guess that does give his rants some value if only in entertaining the minority. [/ QUOTE ] |
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i am being forced to post exactly one last time and i'm not allowed to talk with the zoo any more. i was disappointed to see that mike locked the remoteholdem thread because we never got a chance to see what the zoo thought about it; there were a few nasty replies and at least one guy that said he'd deposit. i respectfully ask that mike unlock the thread long enough to ask everyone if they would deposit and play at a remoteholdem type of site just so we can collect everyones opinion on that. my posts were intended to show that remoteholdem is at one very extreme end of the spectrum of online holdem designs and honestholdem is at the opposite end. they might not be the absolute extreme endpoints but they are close. the current state of online holdem is somewhere between the two extremes. where exactly is a matter of debate. the final point i was attempting to illustrate is that the ostrich farm center of mass is technically where the game is at any given time and most importantly that the center of mass is migrating. three years ago the herd was closer to remoteholdem and farther from honestholdem than it is now - the observation here is that back then you still had people very regularly complaining about tracking as cheating whereas now tracking seems very much commonplace. the herd is migrating away from remoteholdem and toward honest holdem. the herd is not standing still although it might seem like it on any given day. if i'm wrong then time will tell. but dont be surprised if there comes a day when bots seem as normal as tracking does now; the huge flame wars then will be about teamers and how to stop them. if i'm correct and the entire net eventually moves toward honest holdem then it seems like a good idea to start to play that game now and learn it welll as opposed to wait and be one of those behind the curve. keep in mind that there are many that have a 3 year headstart on the herd. i've been told on more than a few occasions (by people who believe i'm correct) that i am moving way too fast for the comfort zone of the average joe. that's probably true. but i'm honest about it. i want to track. i want to bot. i want to team. and i have no problems whatsoever if any of my opponents are doing those things. note that all of these comments are stictly within the context of online holdem. in the live game i expect to face opponents that are doing none of the above. ray bornert |
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