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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6761960, member: 397965"] You are supposed to just play normal and not communicate about hands etc. If you avoid playing hands against each other, this is already a mild form of collusion, since other players benefit from a confrontation in tournaments. Not the most important thing in the early phase, but certainly important near the bubble or final table, where ICM-pressure is high. As others have said, the cleanest solution is to not enter the same tournament as your horse. But if its a big event with 1.000`s of entries, the chance of ending up on the same table is so small, it does not really matter. And in reality this happen all the time in high stakes live tournaments, where most of the pros have pieces of each other, if they are not outright part of a stable. Which is why, its against the rules and can get both players banned. Please dont advice others to cheat :mad::mad::mad: [/QUOTE]