I do not know how in other countries, but in Romania does not work ACR and Tigergaming. Russian hackers killed everyone. Already 7 days attack PokerStars. I lost $ 1500 and was the leader in today's game. on my request to support I received the answer:- "we will try to return your money within 2 months."
Also happened at PartyPoker
https://www.cardschat.com/news/ddos-attacks-force-partypoker-to-cancel-tournaments-acr-mocks-69121
Its ridiculous how easy it is, and so frustrating for all the players. A hacker ddos attacking when he is about to lose, so he take his buyin back? I dont get what else would be the reason for those attacks.
https://www.cardschat.com/news/ddos-attacks-force-partypoker-to-cancel-tournaments-acr-mocks-69121
Its ridiculous how easy it is, and so frustrating for all the players. A hacker ddos attacking when he is about to lose, so he take his buyin back? I dont get what else would be the reason for those attacks.
The attacks on poker sites
The image of bombs falling on PP servers, allegedly the creation of an ACR employee, is morally perverse. It implies support by ACR for criminally violent activities. If these outlaw tendencies are the kind with which ACR wants to publicly align itself, perhaps it should go in search of what little credibility it has left. If not, then ACR owes PP and its patrons an explanation and an apology. With illegal cyber-attacks on-going against unsuspecting organizations and individuals alike, all parties should band together to find a way to protect the gaming industry --- most especially its patrons when DDoS attacks shut down tournies and games already in progress.
The image of bombs falling on PP servers, allegedly the creation of an ACR employee, is morally perverse. It implies support by ACR for criminally violent activities. If these outlaw tendencies are the kind with which ACR wants to publicly align itself, perhaps it should go in search of what little credibility it has left. If not, then ACR owes PP and its patrons an explanation and an apology. With illegal cyber-attacks on-going against unsuspecting organizations and individuals alike, all parties should band together to find a way to protect the gaming industry --- most especially its patrons when DDoS attacks shut down tournies and games already in progress.
Tony Vayer said:
Funny how you are the one complaining about Russian hackers while you're from Romania. Players from your country benefited more than anyone else due to recent attacks on Pokerstars, especially on Sunday, where for two hours only Romania and Belgium were playing while everyone else were sitting out. Stole stacks and got way jucier refunds then they should have.
Russian hackers you say :icon_scra
Yes. most unhappy - why then did not say thank you to the hackers[emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12]iwont20 said:Funny how you are the one complaining about Russian hackers while you're from Romania. Players from your country benefited more than anyone else due to recent attacks on Pokerstars, especially on Sunday, where for two hours only Romania and Belgium were playing while everyone else were sitting out. Stole stacks and got way jucier refunds then they should have.
And the best one yet:
Russian hackers you say :icon_scra
I for one am not about to play for any serious money on any poker site until this whole issue is resolved. Three days running for Pokerstars now. Is Russia involved? Could be, or could be some 400 lb hacker laying on a couch in the West Wing. Or some 11 year old kid with too much computer time on his hands. Who knows. What I do know is that this is a serious threat to gamblers worldwide. It needs to stop.