Why Do Poker Sites Protect the Privacy of Cheaters?

[riffpoker]

WELL THATS A GOOD QUESTION...................because it's so prevalent that earmarking cheaters would cost them alot of rake. a couple college buddies of mine have over 23 aliases....each at poker stars and full tilt..............and they still can play. I was floored. thats just 2 fellas I know...............???????

 

[bustermoves]

eventualy they will be caught,and banned.of course with that many accounts they will probably find a way around being banned.

 

[Dorkus Malorkus]

I assume since you're all for not protecting the privacy of cheaters that you've sent a list of all their names to Stars/FT?

 

[bustermoves]

hope so

 

[Debi]

I assume since you're all for not protecting the privacy of cheaters that you've sent a list of all their names to Stars/FT?

I suspect not lol.

 

[Jack Daniels]

I assume since you're all for not protecting the privacy of cheaters that you've sent a list of all their names to Stars/FT?

Oooohh, irony.

 

[bustermoves]

to bag there isnt some way they can black list all the cheats, colluders,multi accounters,and ban them from playing anywhere for ever

 

[quads]

Wake up and smell the coffee........

 

[SeanyJ]

Well when they try to withdraw let's see how far they get. They will waste all their time playing and if they actually win they won't see a penny of it, that will be funny.

 

[iMaGiN.]

Exactly when it comes time to withdraw, they'll see existant IDs for same IP and Withdrawl Info...and BAM account banned, time down the drain.