QQPK TRITON SCAM – Collusion Ring, Time-Bank Abuse & Stolen Leaderboard Payout (Full Proof Available)

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Hey everyone,

My username is leepoker. I’ve been a profitable player grinding on this platform for the past 6 months, but I need to issue a clear warning to the community: the team behind this platform is running a total scam.

During my recent heavy volume push for the Leaderboard, I ran directly into an organized collusion ring. They heavily abuse the Time Bank across multiple tables to synchronize their actions, stall, and manipulate the rankings.

I reported a player with an "approximate equals sign" in their username, alongside another account named F4B. The red flag was immediate: right after I submitted my report to support, F4B instantly vanished and stopped registering for any tournaments—despite playing every single one prior to that. I also caught another account, o4bj, directly benefiting from coordinated stalling on a different table.

Now that the leaderboard race is over, support is not only refusing to ban these obvious cheaters, but they are also flat out refusing to pay me my hard-earned leaderboard prize money. They are actively protecting this collusion ring to avoid paying legitimate players.

For anyone curious, skeptical, or wanting to review the case: I have all the proofs ready (screenshots, hand histories, and timing records). Just ask or DM me.

Stay away from this platform.

  • leepoker
 
CDNMAN 42 said:
Which Platform are you referring to?
Some dodgy, unsafe App where u can expect all kinds of shenanigans. Thanks for the warning but didnt need it as would never play there ever anyway 👍
 
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So some random illegal chinese poker app is not safe to play on. Who would have thought.... (end of sarcasm).
 
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Well this all sounds vaguely familiar... and yet I've never heard of leepoker🤔
 
fundiver199 said:
Donc, certaines applications de poker chinoises illégales, même parmi les plus populaires, ne sont pas sûres. Qui l'eût cru… (fin du sarcasme).
It's Taiwanese and in partnership with TRITON, I thought I was safe, that's okay, I'm a winning player and I rape everyone with 2 cards in my hands and a little bit of time, I'm going to get up, and one day when I go to Asia to take care of Asians I'll meet a marketing manager or the guy who affiliated me and both will remember me all their lives in Looking at each other in the mirror
 
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leepoker said:
It's Taiwanese and in partnership with TRITON, I thought I was safe, that's okay, I'm a winning player and I rape everyone with 2 cards in my hands and a little bit of time, I'm going to get up, and one day when I go to Asia to take care of Asians I'll meet a marketing manager or the guy who affiliated me and both will remember me all their lives in Looking at each other in the mirror
QQPK May be Taiwanese but it is registered in the British Virgin Islands and operates under an Anjouan (Comoros) license. Offshore licensing bodies offer minimal oversight or formal dispute resolution compared to top-tier jurisdictions (such as the UKGC or PAGCOR).

Anjouan licenses are the worst in the world.
The cheapest to acquire and little to no protection for players.
Tritons decision for a partnership is therefore very questionable
 
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G0930 said:
QQPK May be Taiwanese but it is registered in the British Virgin Islands and operates under an Anjouan (Comoros) license.
Found this picture of the licensing office in Comoros. Any claim must be settled by going there in person, and then payment will be made in local goods.
 

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fundiver199 said:
Found this picture of the licensing office in Comoros. Any claim must be settled by going there in person, and then payment will be made in local goods.
Yes this thread reminds of the other guy who recently put his trust in an off shore casino xD
 
fundiver199 said:
Found this picture of the licensing office in Comoros. Any claim must be settled by going there in person, and then payment will be made in local goods.
He is already on the way to asia as written above. So probably no problem to take a litte roundabout to Comoros.

Receiving fresh fish on an island directly in person sounds better than beating fish on an app and get nothing 😀
 
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leepoker said:
It's Taiwanese and in partnership with TRITON, I thought I was safe, that's okay, I'm a winning player and I rape everyone with 2 cards in my hands and a little bit of time, I'm going to get up, and one day when I go to Asia to take care of Asians I'll meet a marketing manager or the guy who affiliated me and both will remember me all their lives in Looking at each other in the mirror
sounds like a movie sequel to Rounders. Who will play 'worm'? Who will you get to play you in the film? I was going to say 'Chuck Norris' but he died recently...
 
leepoker said:
Hey everyone,

My username is leepoker. I’ve been a profitable player grinding on this platform for the past 6 months, but I need to issue a clear warning to the community: the team behind this platform is running a total scam.

During my recent heavy volume push for the Leaderboard, I ran directly into an organized collusion ring. They heavily abuse the Time Bank across multiple tables to synchronize their actions, stall, and manipulate the rankings.

I reported a player with an "approximate equals sign" in their username, alongside another account named F4B. The red flag was immediate: right after I submitted my report to support, F4B instantly vanished and stopped registering for any tournaments—despite playing every single one prior to that. I also caught another account, o4bj, directly benefiting from coordinated stalling on a different table.

Now that the leaderboard race is over, support is not only refusing to ban these obvious cheaters, but they are also flat out refusing to pay me my hard-earned leaderboard prize money. They are actively protecting this collusion ring to avoid paying legitimate players.

For anyone curious, skeptical, or wanting to review the case: I have all the proofs ready (screenshots, hand histories, and timing records). Just ask or DM me.

Stay away from this platform.

  • leepoker

How do you know your report wasn't taken seriously and he wasn't just banned?
 
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