Possible collusion at Bovada?

[carsguitars777]

The thing is, is that collusion happens all the time in poker.. on anon sites, regular sites and live.. I think its almost something all serious poker players need to learn how to reconize and be able to avoid losing money at games that are being played off.. I dont really think the anonimity of bovada really makes it easyee to collude, as people can just make multiple accounts and such if they really wanted to, that is why you have to watch how people are playing, like you did.

 

[or3o1990]

The thing is, is that collusion happens all the time in poker.. on anon sites, regular sites and live.. I think its almost something all serious poker players need to learn how to reconize and be able to avoid losing money at games that are being played off.. I dont really think the anonimity of bovada really makes it easyee to collude, as people can just make multiple accounts and such if they really wanted to, that is why you have to watch how people are playing, like you did.

I see what your saying. At Patowatomi Casino in Milwaukee you can tell who the regs are because they avoid each other lol. But they're not dumping chips or raise re reraising unknowns out of pots. It's just obvious they want to play for more money against the people they don't recognize and assume to be bad.. Which is smart.

I gave up on the collusion thing over there.. I gave them almost a dozen tournament numbers but they won't review them unless I tell them which players I suspect of colluding. Since I didn't note it at the time I just feel like it's too big a pain to do HH review hunting for who may or may not be colluding. Because even if they were colluding it's unlikely that there would be any evidence in the HH's. Like the casino regs, avoiding each other isn't a crime and neither is bet folding to small stacks.