hahaha is hard to see.. but it's just luckHello guys!
I'm creating this post to address an important issue. Have you ever played at any online poker table and suspected a hacker player? This image below shows a player where he has been All-in more than 10 times and won them all. Detail, most of the time he would go All-in with marginal hands. I found it suspicious and wanted to share.
Leave your opinion here.
hahaha I think they are the hackersYou know, the ones that get early password access...
Do they finish Higher in the tournaments?
See the results below......
PS $300 payouts start 63.
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Maybe he just wanted to get it overwith ?
I have several doubts about your suspicion ...
1-Do you have images of him going all in?
2-Have you ever looked for him on sharkscope or similar site to see if he is really profitable?
3 - If he was really cheating, wouldn't he try more expensive games?
4-You are playing bounty tournament, generally players go allin more often and with a wider range, either for value or to prevent others from entering the hand. Is there a factor that makes you think differently?
5-Against whom and in what situations was he involved in these hands and what were the outcomes?
6-With this stack he could go allin against anyone at the table and if he lost he would still be a chipleader. Have you tried to calculate the equity of any hand that he has moved all in, in addition to the effective stacks?
The type of analysis that should be done in a regular tournament does not apply to a tournament with bounty, in addition to having to take into account the speed of the tournament, slow, regular, turbo or hyper tournaments will have different aggressions.
Be very careful when accusing without adequate evidence, you could end up harming some innocent, or harming yourself.
Hello guys!
First of all, I'm not stating it because I don't have proof. But I found it suspicious. But the focus of the post is the question, if you would ever play with someone suspected of hacking at some online poker table.
Hello guys!
I'm creating this post to address an important issue. Have you ever played at any online poker table and suspected a hacker player? This image below shows a player where he has been All-in more than 10 times and won them all. Detail, most of the time he would go All-in with marginal hands. I found it suspicious and wanted to share.
Leave your opinion here.
Hello guys!
I'm creating this post to address an important issue. Have you ever played at any online poker table and suspected a hacker player? This image below shows a player where he has been All-in more than 10 times and won them all. Detail, most of the time he would go All-in with marginal hands. I found it suspicious and wanted to share.
Leave your opinion here.
I see this sometimes, but the question is whether the hot streak continues or does it stop at a certain point? If it was a "hacker" player, they would just go all the way to the first prize with their questionable all-ins, right? More likely is that they were on a hot streak for a short period of time and then it ended.Hello guys!
I'm creating this post to address an important issue. Have you ever played at any online poker table and suspected a hacker player? This image below shows a player where he has been All-in more than 10 times and won them all. Detail, most of the time he would go All-in with marginal hands. I found it suspicious and wanted to share.
Leave your opinion here.
In the digital world, one way or another, no matter how strongly the information is encrypted or hidden (we are talking only about online objects), it is possible to access it if you have tremendous programming skills. Also, all existing types of encryption are tied only to the fact that at the time of their application in practice, people on our planet do not have a device for decryption in a short period of time, i.e. with a very, very huge performance of calculations per unit of time.
Meanwhile, to prove a real hack, at least logs from servers are needed, and ideally such people are caught exclusively online, through tracing and retaliatory hacking.
But the weakest link is always a person, because there is a creator, there is an owner and those who carry out maintenance. And these people can get access at any time if they want.
Hello guys!
I'm creating this post to address an important issue. Have you ever played at any online poker table and suspected a hacker player? This image below shows a player where he has been All-in more than 10 times and won them all. Detail, most of the time he would go All-in with marginal hands. I found it suspicious and wanted to share.
Leave your opinion here.