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Message: [QUOTE="GWUGWU, post: 758328, member: 37119"] [b]The Collusion Factor - smd173[/b] Thanks smd173, Of course this system has been thought out for over two full years. At one point that did come up so the system was devised to prevent this from happening. Our solutions are not the way each corporation will handle their own games, that is still left up to them, we just offer solutions. Currently in online poker rooms, say Poker Stars as an example, you can join any table you want to play at. This could lead to the same player playing two accounts on side by side computers or a team working together. They have great security to prevent this kind of stuff, my example here is only to say this is what people will and have tried in the past and will again in the future. Our solution is that when you join a game, the "System" automatically places you on a table for the price range you have chosen. This is not sequential, but random based on openings, so you have no choice where you end up. Sure you can leave and come back in, but the system flags information based on your account "Activation Number" and we do have security options that run very deep that we can do from this point. So with thousands of tables in play, the odds of any person getting two seats on the same table, well, it will take him quite a long time. We also understood however, that people may want to play with their friends. So you can create a table and invite or have people join, even password protected. Least with this option, players understand these tables were created, so they understand the further risks involved. This is great if you have 10 friends from across a large area and want to have a poker night. They may buy tickets from their local retailers and join, all playing at the same table. You don't have to worry about your friends paying you, for if you win, your winnings are on your ticket and you can bring this back to the retailer to redeem your winnings. I hope I answered your question and please keep them coming. Thanks, Scott [/QUOTE]

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