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[QUOTE="WinglessSoldier, post: 2734524, member: 103453"] Hi goddyvips007, To answer your question, there isn't a straight answer. With small poker sites,(usually a site under 1000 or sometimes 500 poker players) they will in fact deploy computer bots in their smaller stakes to show there's traffic. However, with your example that you've provided. There isn't enough info to determine if this is the case. To identify if this site is reliable, I suggest checking their website to see what their gaming license is under and where they're located. I haven't heard of pokermira before, however when researching their license, if looks like they're under 1668/JAZ and issued to Curacao eGaming. Curacao eGaming is a IS NOT A TRUST WORTHY LICENSE OPERATOR. By looking at which company owns pokermira, it shows to be "WoT N.V., Limesco Limited." Again, not a trust worthy company. Just by checking the host server, you can tell this is a scam. Little bit about me: Currently in college, studying for a software engineering ba Very much integrated in the casino security industry and attending conferences like G2E [/QUOTE]
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