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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7139650, member: 397965"] We are kind of running in circles now, but I just dont see, that you have any real case, that this guy was cheating, or for that matter that other players were cheating on WSOP Pennsylvania. Going back to your original post from 2022 it said: But winning your all ins is not cheating or for that matter skills, its just luck. Even if someone know their opponents cards (AKA superuser), this does not mean, they win their all ins. It just mean, they can make better decisions, BEFORE putting their chips into the pot. Your "case" is basically based on the fact, he did really well, and then suddenly from one day to another he stopped playing. And yes I will agree, that if someone is doing that well on a particular site, then I dont think, they would decide to completely give up on that site only to play on other sites instead. And being banned is one possible reason, why someone would go from playing on a site regularly to not playing there for more than a year at this time. But when the same player simultaneously stop playing live poker, then it seems far more likely, that something else happened. We have already discussed some of the more obvious reasons. Another one could be, that he got married, and his wife insisted, she would not accept him playing any more poker. Or he got a revelation and realised, that gambling is a sin. Anything of that nature. If I have to make a guess from his Hendon Mob history, then I dont think, this guy was ever a professional player. It seems like, he signed up for WSOP Pennsylvania shortly after, the site had opened, to participate in the online WSOP event, which took place in 2021 during the pandemic, because live casinos were closed and/or travel restricted. Then he pretty much hit the homerun right out of the gate winning 30k in like his third tournament on the site, and never looked back after that. It also seems likely, that this success is, what gave him the desire and perhaps funding to play the live WSOP events in Vegas in 2022 and 2023 and then some more local live events after that. And then in 2024 it all stopped for one of the reasons already mentioned. [/QUOTE]

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