Suspected cheating on AP

[diebitter]

Holy hell. And that means he's entered 3 in all ever?


Sorry for asking, I don't know what pokerdb does exactly, or its scope/coverage rate.

[Jurollo]

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potripper's pokerdb:



Date Buyin Tournament/Event Place Entrants Winnings
9/12/2007 $1,000 NL Hold'em 1 98 $30,000.00
7/5/2007 $5 NL Hold'em 234 234 —
7/5/2007 $50 NL Hold'em 140 148 —

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Wow. Talk about damning evidence, that final hand of the AP $1k is about as bad as it gets.

[Jurollo]

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Holy hell. And that means he's entered 3 in all ever?


Sorry for asking, I don't know what pokerdb does exactly, or its scope/coverage rate.

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correct db, 3 ever.

Its actually 4 now. He played 2 on 7/15 being one of the first out, and a $20 the same day as the $1k.

[El Diablo]

ad,

Oh, wow.

[kyleb]

Jesus christ this is insane.

[El Diablo]

ad,

This guy seems to be just about the dumbest cheater ever.

[diebitter]

He's reminding me of Richard Pryor in Superman 3, who scams all the half-cents off people, then turns up in a Ferrari for work.

Inside job? hit and runner? Maybe he's been around for a while, and gets his name changed for each big hit?

[El Diablo]

db,

For the kids, you should refer to Office Space instead of Superman 3 when referring to that scheme.

[Chump Change]

Is anybody/everybody aware of the AP RAZZ debacle?

Basically, AP incorrectly awarded the pot to the player with the losing hand due to a glitch in the programming. I'll find the thread and link it.

Could somebody more computer-savvy than myself state whether these two things are related? Is it possible AP software has so many bugs, glitches and holes that anything is possible?

[ahnuld]

wtf's a "super"man?