That is a head scratcher 🤔Ron112355 said:
Makes me think of numbered companies playing poker lolRon112355 said:
Is it just the poker sites own system? When you login, do you use this number. Like Bovada used to have a B followed by several numbers. It was your account number and login user name. You could still add your own to nikname if you wanted. Idk, just a guess.Ron112355 said:
I thought so as well but have searched the site and cannot find an account number anywhere for myselfmy_world_myway9 said:
Looks like it's Facebook users for sureSunz of Beaches said:
When Flutter (the parent company of both PokerStars and FanDuel) launched the integrated Ontario market, users creating accounts through the FanDuel Sportsbook or Casino were automatically assigned internal 10-digit customer IDs—many in the 150XXXXXXX sequence series.Ron112355 said:
If this were a coordinated bot network, the HUD stats across accounts would look relatively uniform (e.g., standardized GTO or exploit profiles with VPIPs clustered tightly around 20–25%).Ron112355 said:
This is an excellent point and something, which seem to be widely misunderstood. When someone play very loose/poorly and get lucky, people often think, they lost to a "bot". But loose/poor play is a sign of human recreational players / gamblers, not use of bots or any other kind of cheating. VPIP 0% is often someone, who sat out the entire tournament, which happen commonly in freerolls. People register ahead and then forget about it, or something comes up, so they dont have time to play. Or they are hoping to fold into a min-cash.G0930 said:
Sadly PT4 only shows me how many tourneys I played against each opponent, would be better to see how many hands but I haven't figured out how to find that stat.G0930 said: