laihuynh
Rock Star
Platinum Level
In online poker, that is unlikely to happen.
Shakyamuni22
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Once upon a time in the virtual world of online, there existed named Alex. Alex was known for their exceptional skills and had gained a reputation as one of the most successful players in the online poker community. However, little did others know that Alex had a secret—they were cheating.
Using their knowledge of programming and their cunning intellect, Alex had created a sophisticated software that granted them an unfair advantage at the virtual poker tables. This program allowed Alex to see the hands of their opponents, giving them an advantage in every game they played.
With each hand dealt, Alex's program silently analyzed the actions, probabilities, and behaviors of other players. It calculated the odds and suggested the best moves for Alex to make. an instant, this artificial intelligence provided Alex with an upper hand that no human player could ever possess.
At first, Alex cheating remained unnoticed. Their wins piled, and their reputation soared even higher Other players were baffled by how consistently Alex seemed to get the cards and make the most accurate decisions Some began to suspect foul play, but without concrete evidence, their suspicions remained mere whispers in the virtual realm.
As time went, Alex's appetite for success became insatiable. Money flowed into their account effortlessly validating their deceitful actions. But little did they know, was around corner, ready to end to their fraudulent schemes.
Sophie, a online poker player herself, suspicious of Alex'sanny winning streak. Determined to expose the truth, Sophie embarked a journey of investigation. She meticulously gathered, gathered testimonies, and analyzed game after game, hoping to find the proof needed to expose Alex's cheating.
After of tireless work, Sophie uncovered a pattern. The Alex used had vulnerabilities that left digital. Armed with the evidence she needed, Sophie took her findings to administrators of the online poker platform.
The platform was to learn Alex's. They began a thorough, tracing the flow of and confirming Sophie's claims. It didn't take long for irrefutable evidence to surface, revealing the extent of Alex's unfair advantage.
In the aftermath, the platform took decisive action. Alex's account was swiftly suspended, their ill-gotten confiscated, and their cheating software. The online poker community sighed in relief, grateful that justice had prevailed.
The incident served as a reminder to all that cheating in online would not be tolerated. The platform implemented stricter security, improved, and ensured transparency in the game, making it much harder for others to follow in Alex's footsteps.
As for Alex, they left to face the consequences of their actions. Banished from the virtual poker world, they that their cheating had ultimately led to their own downfall. It was a learned—a reminder that true success in poker, as in life, could only be achieved through skill strategy, and fair
Using their knowledge of programming and their cunning intellect, Alex had created a sophisticated software that granted them an unfair advantage at the virtual poker tables. This program allowed Alex to see the hands of their opponents, giving them an advantage in every game they played.
With each hand dealt, Alex's program silently analyzed the actions, probabilities, and behaviors of other players. It calculated the odds and suggested the best moves for Alex to make. an instant, this artificial intelligence provided Alex with an upper hand that no human player could ever possess.
At first, Alex cheating remained unnoticed. Their wins piled, and their reputation soared even higher Other players were baffled by how consistently Alex seemed to get the cards and make the most accurate decisions Some began to suspect foul play, but without concrete evidence, their suspicions remained mere whispers in the virtual realm.
As time went, Alex's appetite for success became insatiable. Money flowed into their account effortlessly validating their deceitful actions. But little did they know, was around corner, ready to end to their fraudulent schemes.
Sophie, a online poker player herself, suspicious of Alex'sanny winning streak. Determined to expose the truth, Sophie embarked a journey of investigation. She meticulously gathered, gathered testimonies, and analyzed game after game, hoping to find the proof needed to expose Alex's cheating.
After of tireless work, Sophie uncovered a pattern. The Alex used had vulnerabilities that left digital. Armed with the evidence she needed, Sophie took her findings to administrators of the online poker platform.
The platform was to learn Alex's. They began a thorough, tracing the flow of and confirming Sophie's claims. It didn't take long for irrefutable evidence to surface, revealing the extent of Alex's unfair advantage.
In the aftermath, the platform took decisive action. Alex's account was swiftly suspended, their ill-gotten confiscated, and their cheating software. The online poker community sighed in relief, grateful that justice had prevailed.
The incident served as a reminder to all that cheating in online would not be tolerated. The platform implemented stricter security, improved, and ensured transparency in the game, making it much harder for others to follow in Alex's footsteps.
As for Alex, they left to face the consequences of their actions. Banished from the virtual poker world, they that their cheating had ultimately led to their own downfall. It was a learned—a reminder that true success in poker, as in life, could only be achieved through skill strategy, and fair
Risto234
põrandaalune pokkerimängija
Loyaler
What's unethical about thatThe only unethical thing I believe I did was play faster when the opponent was sitting out.
You can always "play faster" when opponent is not
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hardongear
Rock Star
Silver Level
As a 20 year winning online player I'd be moron to cheat and take the risk of them taking my money and banning me from playing. I'm smarter then that.
Live at the casino I've run into to guys that are loose with there cards and make them easy to see. With me you get 2 warnings about me being able to see your cards. After that if your not smart enough to cover them up then idk what to tell you. I can't fix stupid I tried twice.
If I get a real rude jackass at my table all is fair in love, war and poker. I still won't outright cheat. But there's plenty of grey area to be worked with in this case and I don't mind using one that single rude jackass at the table.
Cheers!!!
Live at the casino I've run into to guys that are loose with there cards and make them easy to see. With me you get 2 warnings about me being able to see your cards. After that if your not smart enough to cover them up then idk what to tell you. I can't fix stupid I tried twice.
If I get a real rude jackass at my table all is fair in love, war and poker. I still won't outright cheat. But there's plenty of grey area to be worked with in this case and I don't mind using one that single rude jackass at the table.
Cheers!!!
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
In Live games I have witnessed 2 People colluding, Passing each other signals when they have good hands, and when one gave the Signal he had a monster the other player across the table would always bet or raise with the "Mark" (Patsy) in between them So that it looked like the raiser was bluffing, the "Mark" of course would either fold, call or raise himself and then the Monster hand would re-raise, Forcing his partner out, but getting another bet in against the Targeted player.
When this was spotted and pointed out to me I banned the pair of them. but there is little to no chance of this happening on-line unless the 2 People were in communication with each other, another reason I don't play for high stakes On-line, because it wouldn't be worth it for small or Micro buy-ins, which is always my choice of game.
Poker is a Game of chance, there are ways of cheating other players, on-line and in Live games, I just don't worry about losing a couple of Dollars if I come up against them. Keep Poker Fun and they cannot steal that much from you.
When this was spotted and pointed out to me I banned the pair of them. but there is little to no chance of this happening on-line unless the 2 People were in communication with each other, another reason I don't play for high stakes On-line, because it wouldn't be worth it for small or Micro buy-ins, which is always my choice of game.
Poker is a Game of chance, there are ways of cheating other players, on-line and in Live games, I just don't worry about losing a couple of Dollars if I come up against them. Keep Poker Fun and they cannot steal that much from you.
theoxy
Visionary
Platinum Level
Agree with you, how can people cheat in poker its unral in poker.
TruthFruit
Enthusiast
Silver Level
HAHA!! That was a good one. If a bot was programmed to play like me, it's definitely bound to fail.
bullishwwd
Legend
Loyaler
Alex7722, a good post and scenario ... hoping to avoid playing against this Alex. Sounds like I'd be losing a few dollars.
Seriously, sometime in your near future at Cardschat, I'd like for you to join our Cardschat Team League. Just get active here and qualify to play in CC's Team League. I think you would enjoy Cardschat League play. Here is a link for you to learn more about League. ..... https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cardschat-league-43/
My best, Wally