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10-16-2007, 05:52 PM
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Re: Stars Conclusion
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If the void isn't guilty, you'd think we'd have heard his/her backlash on this incident on the net by now. [/ QUOTE ] Not all poker players frequent online poker forums. I wouldn't take his non-posting on the web as an admission of guilt on his part. And even if the void is a regular poster on the web, a smart man might not post anything until he felt like all avenues of appeal with PS had dried up. |
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10-16-2007, 06:04 PM
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Re: Stars Conclusion
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[ QUOTE ] If the void isn't guilty, you'd think we'd have heard his/her backlash on this incident on the net by now. [/ QUOTE ] Not all poker players frequent online poker forums. I wouldn't take his non-posting on the web as an admission of guilt on his part. And even if the void is a regular poster on the web, a smart man might not post anything until he felt like all avenues of appeal with PS had dried up. [/ QUOTE ] Indeed you can't read too much into that. But from what I've heard after Stars accussed him they gave him a period to respond to the charge before they made things public. I would guess that he knew he was bang to rights and didn't have any comeback, apart from maybe bargaining to keep the ''play2kill'' account active. |
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