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[QUOTE="absoluthamm, post: 1656249, member: 39314"] You don't see it more at higher stakes, you will find it at the lower stakes more than higher stakes always. There are less people that play at each level as you go up in stakes and those players are much more able to spot when certain things aren't going right. At the lower stakes, the majority of players wouldn't even recognize that people were chip dumping to one another, let alone some of the other more hidden collusion techniques. Also, the whole Brian Hastings thing ran a line. I don't personally agree with what he did, but others will argue that he was just going over and examining hands with Cole South, because he had played him before. Many argue that this is similar to players posting hands in a forum and getting feedback. Once again I still think Hastings was wrong. [/QUOTE]
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