In Response to Re: "Unethical" or just plain cheating? : AS THE CHIP LEADER IS ASSURED OF 1ST PLACE, WHY IS HE KEEPING THE PLAYER SAT OUT IN THE GAME ? 123 PAID THE SAME, SO HE WANTS TO DICTATE THE MINOR PLACES. KEEPING ONE PLAYER "IN " THE GAME, MEANS HE HAS SOME MOTIVE. IF HE HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY PLAYER WHY ? HOWEVER IF THE PLAYER SAT OUT IS HIS PAL THEN ITS DOWN RIGHT CHEATING. CANT THINK OF ANY OTHER SCENARIO THAT HE WOULD WANT TO KEEP THE GAME GOING OR DO YOU ??? Posted by bludreid11
The assumption is that its a normal SnG so CL isn't guaranteed of 1st place.
Well I assumed it was a regular sng not a dym because OP didn't say it was a dym, in which case he's playing perfectly. Also must be another site to be top 3 paid in a regular sng but that's irrelevant. Say payouts are £10, £20, £50, do you wanna get 3handed with 12k v 2k v 2k OR 14k v 1k v 1k? Obv the latter and its not cheating to play in a way that results in this.
As for the folding AA I guess its fine just don't show it. Don't see how you can get a penalty. You wouldn't or shouldn't get a penalty for open folding AA on the bubble of a sat if you were way above average.
16.2. Collusion is a form of cheating in which two or more players either secretly exchange hole card information or otherwise form a cheating partnership to the detriment of other players either sat at the same table or participating in the same tournament. This includes but is not limited to ‘Chip Dumping’, ‘Rip Sawing’, ‘Stack Balancing’ and advising and/or agreeing to take specific actions with other players through the chat facility. By way of an example only, advising an opponent ‘Let’s check it down’, when another player is ‘all-in’ would constitute such conduct.
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16.2. Collusion is a form of cheating in which two or more players either secretly exchange hole card information or otherwise form a cheating partnership to the detriment of other players either sat at the same table or participating in the same tournament. This includes but is not limited to ‘Chip Dumping’, ‘Rip Sawing’, ‘Stack Balancing’ and advising and/or agreeing to take specific actions with other players through the chat facility. By way of an example only, advising an opponent ‘Let’s check it down’, when another player is ‘all-in’ would constitute such conduct.