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Message: [QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1542027, member: 40397"] *facepalm*[LIST=1] [*]Merge allows trackers. HEM works on Merge all day long. [*]Data mining is not allowed on ANY site (at least not the significant US sites). Not just Cake. Nobody here is advocating data mining. [*]Cake allows trackers and HUDs for your own stats, they just go out of their way to make it next to impossible to track stats on other players. HEM worked closely with Cake to get HEM approved for use on their network. Other similar tools like Hold'em Indicator have always worked and been allowed at Cake. [*]Enough with the "not allowed in live" fallacious arguments. Completely different game, completely different set of circumstances. And yes, there are all sorts of ways to track live players. Notepads. Tape recorders. What works live doesn't work for internet, and vice-versa. Please people, stop with these nonsensical arguments. [*]For the umpteenth time: tracking software is allowed, to some degree or another, at virtually ALL sites. And I'd bet it will continue to be that way. It won't change. Get over it. Use it or put yourself at a disadvantage. It's really REALLY simple. If you don't think people can use clearly allowable tools to improve their advantage/edge, then you must also disagree with coaching, training sites, books, staking arrangements, and generally anything that improves your game or allows you to play more comfortably. Let's also include comfortable chairs. And air-conditioning. (See how silly that sounds? That's how silly these arguments against tracking software sound to most online players that have a clue about it). [*]Comments like these continue to prove my theorem that the vocal opposition are frankly not only "in the dark" when it comes to tracking software and how it works, but also poker site policies and other such details.[/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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