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02-22-08, 12:52 AM
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Example: Down to 6 players, my alliance/team/whatever is down to just me and I'm on the ropes. So I leak the password and 4 of my buddies show up and we collude so I win the tourney and get immunity.
This is an extreme example that would be obvious to spot, but surely you can see how ANYONE playing who isn't supposed to be is a problem. Moreover, what's to prevent my "alliance" from getting on AIM and sharing our hole cards with each other? The more I think about it, the more I think this might not work. But I'm glad you are confident. |
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02-22-08, 01:15 AM
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Thats kinda silly
If you are like most forums then I would imagine you have members who become very good friends. You also hold your own private tournaments if I'm not mistaken. What is to stop your members from getting on AIM and sharing info during your forums games? At some point, especially with something like this which is designed to be fun, you just have to trust that people are honest. How can you trust your members in private TP games but not in something like this? It isn't like we are talking about alot of money here... I certainly am... I'm not one to focus on the negative 
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02-22-08, 01:25 AM
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Oh, I trust the TP members.
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02-22-08, 01:35 AM
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Because they belong to your forum? Aside from that, what is it that makes them any different from the majority of members at other forums?
If you want to assume the non-TP members involved in this are crooked and looking for ways to cheat thats fine. Something tells me the TP members who end up playing this won't be thinking along the same lines 
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