MSNBC Front page...

[qh8519a]

Scandal made MSNBC front page.....

[Claunchy]

Yeah, this definitely needed a new thread.

[JSmith2007]

Lurk much?

[bsheck]

[derosnec]

amazing at lack of ethics in journalism

they know that the headline can be created honestly (like . . . "how one online poker site was hacked") but they go with the sensationalist approach instead

[Dan87]

this makes me sad

2 years in a row now online poker gets rammed up the ass in october

wonder whats in store for next year

[PrayingMantis]

Sadly, anyone who knows anything about journalism and mass media could have guessed that this story is going to look like this: "online poker is rigged". Those guys, generally speaking, don't really care if it's pokerstars or party or absolute. For the average joe (who is the target of all those annoying headlines) they are all basically the same anyway. Now It's the other sites' job to make the differentiation. The media couldn't care less about it.

[members_only]

From an $11 tourney today:

kweimer: obv
kweimer: gotta win most all of them, actually
kweimer: flips that is
Dealer: Game #12727158186: felpires wins pot (500)
Dealer: The break will start when the current hand finishes
nickjehz: its a art to avoid them
nickjehz: and win it
kweimer: they always seem to come at key moments
kweimer: yes
kweimer: a total ART
nickjehz: i always lose big pots on the river
nickjehz: runner runners
kweimer: well put
bbSi: check the home page at msnbc.com Someone at the table could be seeing your hole cards

[Hattifnatt]

this is the end of online poker the way we know it. Im glad it became public though.

[dgratz]

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