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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 2274109, member: 40397"]
Bovada is anonymous, so there are no player names to research.  You *could* report tourney# and player# and they should be able to investigate, but I'd be highly surprised if they did.

Being anonymous, they are a breeding ground for collusion and multi-accounters.  Bovada doesn't really care because they've plainly stated they don't cater to "winning" poker players and consider them a detriment to the poker economy.  It's why I personally boycott them.

DONs also certainly have a reputation as being easy targets for collusion but honestly I think it's overblown and undeserved.  Sure there have been some highly publicized collusion ring scandals, as happened with the Chinese ring on PokerStars a few years ago.  But DONs aren't the only game that have been exploited by organized cheating rings..  I've played hundreds of thousands of DON hands and have either never seen a case of clear collusion or they've been so bad at it that it didn't matter.

No, that's not what it means.  It means they design their software to thwart tools like HUDs and trackers.  They don't publish real-time HH's, you have to request them 24 hours after a game, and they have the aforementioned anonymous tables.  They don't offer RB/VIP rewards because they feel that's a tool to benefit winning players and is also bad for the poker economy.

I have a lot of gripes about Bovada, but believing they're rigged isn't one of them.

Again, they're not rigging.  If you insist on believing -- and claiming -- so, then take your theories to the rigtard thread so as not to contaminate or derail this discussion.
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