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Message: [QUOTE="IntenseHeat, post: 2197839, member: 92488"] Did you read the OP? You see a lot when you pay attention. Basicly, I play a tourneys in the early hours of the morning, but I rarely play any buy-in tourneys on weekends. I leave it to the part time players. But I still wake up at about 3AM every morning. That's why I happened to be up at 6AM on a Sunday. So I decided that I would play the Carbon freeroll to try to kill a couple of hours. When it's 5AM here, it's noon in Europe. Since I play at that time every day, I end up playing with a lot of Italians and other Europeans who may not speak english. It doesn't so much bother me to see chat in other languages, but I do sometimes get curious. So from time to time I might use google tranlate or bing translator to see what's being said. It's usually just one player insulting another, or expressing anger over a perceived bad play, or something like that. In this particular case it happened to be more than that. For the record, I don't think this was some big conspiracy between these two players. I don't think they joined a freeroll in the off chance that they would end up at the same table at some point and be able to combine their chips. It was obvious to me from the way the greeted each other that they were familiar with each other. That could just be a bond formed because of their shared nationality. I don't think it was some big conspiracy to try to take down a $50 freeroll. If it were some sophisticated conspiracy then they would have been IMing or using Skype. Without the chat, I probably wouldn't have noticed that they were both Hungarian. I might have thought seeing three hands in a row play out the way they did was suspicious. But as I said in the OP, suspicion is a long way from proof. [/QUOTE]

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