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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 641323, member: 26306"] Never. And if they were colluding they would be idiots to make their names so similar. Current hacking techniques? I'm guessing you know nothing about how computers work if you're talking in those terms. Unless there is an inside job, even if the system were vulnerable to that problem (and I'm guessing it's secure enough), at least for Pokerstars, the cards are continuously shuffled so seeing the board is literally impossible, and pulling off another absolute would, as I mentioned, require an inside job. If you think you're losing the rake PLUS more, you'd better not play online. Or are you just losing and using this as justification? Actually, he stole fractions of pennies, any time there was any rounding, he kept the extra fraction. So the bank still paid out what they were supposed to, they just paid for example 5.3% on a 5.3% account when without the stealing it would be 5.29999% because of the rounding. But two flaws in your logic. 1. It was an inside job. I maintain that's the only possibility for a breach in the security of a MAJOR poker site 2. He got caught and is now in jail [/QUOTE]
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