Title: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Nem on February 27, 2006, 05:29:51 PM Please note: all votes are totally anonymous, the mods/admin are unable to track or see who has voted for each option.
Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: matt674 on February 27, 2006, 06:14:25 PM lol, pretty unanimous so far - but then after what has happened with JJProdigy and ZeeJustin did you really expect anything different??
Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Indestructable on February 27, 2006, 06:25:25 PM Or that we haven't worked out how to do it yet?
:D Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Nem on March 01, 2006, 02:40:03 AM bump
Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: The Baron on March 01, 2006, 02:26:56 PM BUMP.
Geeting slightly more realistic figures now I feel..... Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Rupert on March 01, 2006, 02:32:38 PM When I first started playing we usually had 3 or 4 of us playing a $5 sit and go and telling each other our hole cards. I didn't know much better at the time so thought it was fine. I haven't colluded for ages since though
Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: The Baron on March 01, 2006, 02:36:59 PM When I first started playing we usually had 3 or 4 of us playing a $5 sit and go and telling each other our hole cards. I didn't know much better at the time so thought it was fine. I haven't colluded for ages since though Nice honesty Rupert. Good on you. Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: TightEnd on March 01, 2006, 02:41:26 PM top marks for honesty.
Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Nem on March 01, 2006, 03:51:24 PM I find the figures amazing tbh. I thought a lot more players would have cheated/colluded online. Especially with IM, free phone calls, Skype etc...
Shows what good people read this forum :)up :respect: ;applause; Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Sark79 on March 01, 2006, 03:58:17 PM In an interview I heard with Mike Matasow(sp?), he says that he feels there are some dodgy antics going on in the $100/200 game on stars.
Could he be correct or is stars too big a site for this to happen? Not that it bothers me that much, I am years away from that game. Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: AndrewT on March 01, 2006, 04:49:01 PM Sark, there are certainly many big stakes players who refuse to play anything other than heads-up poker online, because they fear collusion (particularly from groups of Scandies).
Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Nem on March 01, 2006, 04:52:14 PM Sark, there are certainly many big stakes players who refuse to play anything other than heads-up poker online, because they fear collusion (particularly from groups of Scandies). Especially on the Prima $40/$80 Omaha, they even banned 2 players from Finland sitting on the same table. Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: The Baron on March 01, 2006, 06:37:02 PM I find the figures amazing tbh. I thought a lot more players would have cheated/colluded online. Especially with IM, free phone calls, Skype etc... Shows what good people read this forum :)up :respect: ;applause; 7.8% is quite big I think. What's that? About 1 in 12 players have cheated regularly? EDIT: Ok 1 in 13 but you get my point. So for every two 6 player cash tables you sit at you can expect one cheat. That's not a small number. Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: crddolly on March 02, 2006, 02:35:31 AM Me and Mr crddolly play on the sane computer using the same login name but I don't class that as cheating we usualy fight over whos going to play the next hand LOL keeps people guessing when the style of play changes. He usualy wins and I get to watch more often than not.
;goodvevil; Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Longy on March 02, 2006, 04:00:56 AM I don't find this particularly surprising. I have played some very small STT's with my mates online and have had messenger open at the same time. We have discussed the fact that we could clean up by sharing hole cards but to be honest none of us saw the point for such small beer and its not my or my mates nature. Plus i probably play harder against people i know, my competitive nature and bragging rights over my mates are worth more than the money.
Yet i suppose my point is that it is so easy to cheat that there is bound to be some minor level collusion going on all the time. All you can do is report it when you do suspect something is amiss, no poker site wants this as its bad for publicity. Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: Royal Flush on March 02, 2006, 04:07:49 AM So for every two 6 player cash tables you sit at you can expect one cheat. That's not a small number. I dont mind if there is 1 cheat at my table, its when there are 2 you have to worry!! I think a lot of people 'cheated' when they first started without realising they were doing anything wrong (i am one of those) does that make me a regular cheat? Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: The Baron on March 02, 2006, 01:43:32 PM :goodpost:
I should have said for every four 6 player tables you sit at you will find a pair of cheats! :D I would say a lot of us are in the same category here Mr Flush... I used to "cheat" back when it was MSN version 3.0 and I was playing with play chips! Title: Re: POLL: Cheating and Collusion within Online Poker Post by: CelticGeezeer on April 10, 2006, 11:12:14 PM Well I am sorry to admit I have never cheated at poker.
In mitigation i would like to say that I play for fun and that cheating would kindda take the fun out of it for me. Also I dont really know anybody else that plays poker online, which makes collusion a little difficult. MSN has got to be the colluders tool of choice and I am sure its not impossible to stop the poker software running if msn or somthing similar is running. Finally I think it must be the cash tables where most of the collusion is carried out. ;goodvevil; |