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Message: [QUOTE="groggy44, post: 2148345, member: 98200"] We are not talking about live cash games. We are talking about online games obviously. If in a live cash game, I could simply get up from the table, walk over to my friend and hand him $5,000 or whatever I wanted and walk back and sit down. As far as money laundering, I can think of at least a half dozen easier ways to launder money than go through an online pokersite. While poker sites should be looking for money launderes, isn't that the reason they closed down the poker sites in the usa? Supposed money laundering? This is completely laughable. As far is it is considered cheating, I still do not understand why player C who is not at the table gives 2 cents about what player A and player B does. Player A wants his money in Player B account, good for both of them. To equate this of stealing a candy bar being wrong is outright absurd. #1 If i am hungry enough to steal, you can believe I'm not looking at a snickers bar. #2 What does it say about our society in which we would jail hungry people for taking a candy while we allow the millionaires and billionaires to rob us completely blind. #3 Calling it illegal doesn't make sense. 2 players agreed to a deal at a table or before hand. Player A going all in leaving behind 1 chip and folding is fine by me. The site got their rake of the 1 hand instead of 100. So what, they still got their cut. I'm only talking about HU sngs or HU cash games where no other players are involved. In a ring game with more than 2 players, i can obviously see this as collusion. Get the money to the other side of the table where player B has better position. That's not what we are talking about. Player A wants his money in player account. Fastest way to do that seems to be to set up a table and give your chips away. Why do you really care? [/QUOTE]

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