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Message: [QUOTE="absoluthamm, post: 1651040, member: 39314"] So I have a buddy who was telling me a couple weeks ago about how 5 people in his family go on Tilt to play a SnG together once a week and they are basically colluding the whole time. Not by telling each other their cards, just letting each other win and really only play against the non-family members. At the end, whoever won would transfer whatever equal portion of money to each of the others. As he was telling me about this I told him that he had better tell them to stop otherwise Tilt was going to shut down all of their accounts and they will be locked out. Not only because of how they were playing games or that they are all from the same town, but the fact that they are transferring money back and forth to the people that they just got done playing. He told them, but they didn't listen. So this week, their accounts got locked up, but it was interesting. Tilt didn't seize their funds or shut the accounts down completely. All they did was ban them from playing the same SnG's and then if they were playing both playing in an MTT and got to the final table, they would both be sat out and blinded out to thwart collusion. And if they want to get their money out, they each have to send in a ton more ID to make sure they are more than one person. My question is, is this because it is small time and they don't do it very much that none of the money was taken back or what? I'm really mad that their accounts weren't completely locked up because who knows how often this happens to people and they are completely cheated, but they will never know because Tilt just slaps them on the wrist. Maybe their accounts shouldn't be completely locked up for first time offenses, but their "winnings" should be confiscated and redistributed to those who were cheated against. [/QUOTE]

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