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11-14-2007, 05:33 AM
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Foxwoods Responsible for Players Peace of MInd
does ne one feel that after these aces were discovered as being marked that foxwoods is responsible for going over tapes and trying to discover how the cards were marked and by who. seems like no one cares that someone could have been cheating.
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11-14-2007, 05:35 AM
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Re: Foxwoods Responsible for Players Peace of MInd
I don't think nobody cares, but you have a point. It wouldn't be unreasonable, or too hard, for them to see if they can't figure out how they were marked and address the issue.
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11-14-2007, 05:47 AM
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Re: Foxwoods Responsible for Players Peace of MInd
i definitely think theys hould go over the tapes, and i think durrr should be trying to get them to do that, if he isnt alreaedy that is. Card marker should obv be DQ'd.
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11-14-2007, 02:15 PM
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Re: Foxwoods Responsible for Players Peace of MInd
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does ne one feel that after these aces were discovered as being marked that foxwoods is responsible for going over tapes and trying to discover how the cards were marked and by who. seems like no one cares that someone could have been cheating. [/ QUOTE ] Who said anyone is cheating? Did anyone check the deuces in the deck? This could be simple as someone having long fingernails, seriously. I've seen it many times in the past. The way some players peel back their cards, their finger nails indent the corner. I've even done it. This "marked cards/cheating" mindset is internet-poker noobishness.
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