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Cheating- Where is the line drawn?
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[QUOTE="DS3, post: 5379836, member: 407846"] Great question [B]Dutydog.[/B] I think if he had used that sort of edge against fellow players he would have gotten way less sympathy! It was funny to come across your post as I had been thinking about the perception of Ivey and Postle since the Stones incident blew up and how reactions were so different (in part because I incline to a black and white view of things generally, cheating is cheating). But even if Ivey conned the casino not other players, the idea should have been more frowned upon, period. I remember naively thinking the casinos and Ivey would come to an agreement/settlement where they could both walk away with some reputation intact. [B]Dutydog, [/B]you might have already listened to the ESPN 30 for 30 podcast "A Queen of Sorts" detailing the edge sorting episode,but for those that haven't I highly recommend it. For one thing it reveals that Kelly Sun was the expert at edge sorting, not Ivey. However, it was Ivey who pursued the case through the US and UK courts and then on to appeal in an attempt to keep or in the UK case be paid the 'winnings' [/QUOTE]
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