HUGE NEWS: OnGame poker network scandal

Basically, an undetermined skin on the Ongame network has had several players who had ridiculous, unsustainable records in heads-up SNG's (80 wins, no losses and such). Further research reveals that these players (master account holders) played against "slave" accounts - accounts designed to play several heads-up SNGs against master accounts and lose them all, never to play again. More research has indicated that several of the master account holders (one big name: f13f) have partaken in collusion in multiplayer SNGs and POSSIBLY RING GAMES. Possible reasons for their actions could be money laundering, identity theft, and credit card theft.


ONGAME NETWORK IS NOT SAFE. IF YOU HAVE PLAYED THERE RECENTLY, YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO A REFUND.

Listen to the PokerCast this week for more explanation on this subject.

Discuss.

I must be missing the danger to other OnGame player. Could you spell it out for me. Just sounds like chip dumping to me???

Obvious neglect by those running the site for integrity and safety?

This, as well as possible collusion in SNGs (often by more than two accounts within one STT, and possible collusion in RING GAMES. This could be devastating due to the nature of ring games and the large sums of money being won and lost in one hand (read: the POTRIPPER scandal).

Gotcha. Guess I just skimmed the part about the STT and Ring games. I just saw it as chip dumping in HU matches (not that that's not bad).