
surfer696
Rock Star
How do you think poker sites control table collusion? Why is it sometimes so obvious?
Could you elaborate on that?How do you think poker sites control table collusion? Why is it sometimes so obvious?
I've been playing poker for years, I know many tricks, I don't practice them, but I've seen how they play many times as a team, even at cash tables, it's something very difficult for rooms to control, but it's certainly something very commonCould you elaborate on that?
I used to see a lot of collusion when playing on Stars, but it seems that they caught a lot of bad actors. I think it's pretty easy to catch if they do it for a significant period of time; all they have to do is look at the win rates when players play against each other and when they don't. They can also see who you're playing with and when you signed up.
I totally agree with you, but it's difficult to check it in the rooms, I would say almost impossible, but very easy for an old player to notice, of course, in stars there was a lot of collusionI used to see a lot of collusion when playing on Stars, but it seems that they caught a lot of bad actors. I think it's pretty easy to catch if they do it for a significant period of time; all they have to do is look at the win rates when players play against each other and when they don't. They can also see who you're playing with and when you signed up.
I think such things are easily tracked in the first place with the help of special software. Collusion at the table is a gross violation of the rules and every poker site should take such cases seriously. The success of such fraudulent schemes is definitely not in the interests of poker rooms.How do you think poker sites control table collusion? Why is it sometimes so obvious?
Yes I've seen that before.You can notice it over the years, two players or more from the same country at the same table many times raising to steal pot protecting each other, easy to see