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2 | 8.70% |
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11 | 47.83% |
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09-16-2007, 10:51 AM
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Re: Beat: Absolute is *actually* rigged (serious) (read me)
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[ QUOTE ] Firstly, there is no "bug". There are only two ways to know other people's hole cards: Crack the RNG Inside job [/ QUOTE ] You can also hack into the server and modify your account or read other players' holecard data there somehow (e.g. sifting through RAM or tapping outgoing packets). This is how the Highlands breach was accomplished IIRC. [/ QUOTE ] True, hacking is an option, but even more unlikely than the options listed usually. My point was basically THERE IS NO middle stakes or small stakes super-users running around. It obviously stems from near the top level. And I have reasonable suspicion that Mark is involved, but probably not just him. |
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