Bots from Viet Nam in party SNG's

[Auren]

I have several times considered disabling player chat. I guess better not or I will be suspected bot.

[Witzo]

They could be all in the same sweatshop. I know that when people would be able to profit from World of Warcraft and Everquest Gold that there would be sweatshops full of people grinding out money for the shop owner.
Don't see any reason why they couldn't be doing the same with online poker.

[Guthrie]

I tried to put a stop to it 35 years ago, but all your parents went out and protested in the streets, and now this is what you get.

[schundler]

I really really doubt a bot could be anywhere near profitable at a $215 NL sng.

[BluffTHIS!]

KILL THEM ALL BEFORE THE HOARDS OF COMMIE BOTS DESTROY OUR WESTERN POKER CIVILIZATION. KILLLLLLLLLL THEMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!

[Tonding]

I saw BandFriendWifePhobia writíng something in the chat once, when 2 fishes where badbeating each other.
So no bot.

[TruePoker CEO]

I was just glad that I won the biggest lottery of my life in 1971.

(No disrespect to those who went.)

[Sniper]

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I really really doubt a bot could be anywhere near profitable at a $215 NL sng.

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LOL... seriously, why would you say something like that?

[stigmata]

i played a 109 for the first time in donkeys years the other day and it was softer than ever.....

I think these accounts sound suspicous because of what the OP highlighted 1) same location and similar naming scheme 2) play very long hours 3) play bot-like strategy 4) never sit togethor.

I would inform party and let them investigate. In the two previous investigations (SNG and 6-max) all the accounts seemed to suddenly dissapear, so it would appear that party take these allegations seriously, at least internally, although they are obviously publicly reticent with the issue.

[Hung]

kewl,
Maybe relatives of mine from Vietnam
I did not know they actually played poker over there