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with all due respect to those who lost big to the "super-users"
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[QUOTE="smokin-aces, post: 805818, member: 38492"] You make good points but its still hard to understand how the high stakes players couldn't detect that his incredibly horrible play + incredibly abnormal heater + not-so-good site = something very fishy, you are right and it was a cause of the players being blindly guided by probability and waiting for him to drop it all at any second, i suppose its a case of being easy to speak in hindsight. BTW it was predicted many times that it was a inside job, apparently Absolute management already had a dodgy rep (with poor customer service etc) before this happened. Even though the actual cause of the super account had nothing to do with the crappy software (with the exception of them upgrading), i think the dodgy software (like cards appearing twice, instant hand history listing wrong cards etc) + the bad customer service/dodgy cashout refusals could have been plausible enough reason to not risk your roll playing there, all i can think of is that the pond there outweighed all of these negatives, nevertheless im sure those players with such large funds were wise enough to know the risk. [/QUOTE]
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