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  2. <p>If the company was doing everything possible wouldn't it make more sense to allocate all available time and focus on the investigation, instead of launching a new platform mid scandal while players are still waiting on refunds from being cheated?  </p>
  3. <p>I am sick of hearing about UB and AP and CEREUS...I feel like they are giving pocketfives.com a little something extra. If you see their television commercials, any body could plainly see they were not classy or secure poker rooms. Girls in bikini's, and one pro sponsor, etc. does not equate to  secure software and poker.</p>
  4. <p>Here is a thought.....dont deposit there! The old saying,"Once a cheater,always a cheater!" comes to mind. </p>
  5. <p>nothing would make me happier than having a 3rd tier 1 site with good tourneys throughout the day/night....they are trying to make news for themselves to create a buzz and have done a decent job.  Now I wonder whether the players will follow.  after bubbling the final table of the 200k there this weekend, I, for one, will not </p>
  6. <p>i really dont see how it was possible that either  the new owners or the high ups in the new management were clueless that this was going on. im pretty sure they needed inside help. plus how retarded would the new management's security team have to be not notice the strange patterns.</p>
    <p>on top of using common sense, they would not find the other accounts, 2+2ers had to find them, as as soon as they were pointed out, ub admitted to it, pretty sure they knew already and were just trying to get out of refunds. or is their security team really that retarded...</p>
    <p>sorry new owners and new management, you have no credibility.</p>
     
  7. <p>I dont mean to be rude and this will probley be removed but why does Pocket Fives, in my opinion promote/support these dodgey buggers.</p>
    <p>I mean anytime anyone cheats (player or site) it stabs another knife in the back of online play and that in turn hurts us all, the good people who just enjoy playing this game.</p>
    <p>I thought pocket fives ( which iam very fond of) was for the player after all if the was no player there would be no pocket fives.</p>
    <p>I would never support any cheaters present or past, there are too many good site's and good player's to ever think of supporting any shonky buisness.</p>
    <p>I would hate to see the day that online becomes banned because of scandal and if we all support these site's and if the site's that are not doing so well keep signing up the dog cheating players in there desperat grab's for cash then sooner or later it will all come to an end</p>
  8. <p>^^^^^ Agreed.  What was the purpose of this podcast?  It was the same UB company line. Same interview as with Annie Duke.  No questions about the ownership or its relationship with the KGC.  This was a promotion.</p>
  9. <p>I think they should contract about 10 linux kernel and security gurus that have found holes and allow pay them to come to Canada and review a copy of the web-server software.  They might have to sign non-disclosure agreements.  Thus, it would be independent since we could cross check the names in the linux community.  We also could ask them questions.  Furthermore, they would probably give you tips to make your software run better.</p>
  10. <p>I understand both sides of the coin on this one. On one hand, it does feel like there's an abnormal amount of content about UB, AP, and CEREUS as of late and I understand how readers can feel like they're being beaten over the head with UB advertising in a way. I can also understand an owner of a business feeling like he's walked right into a meltdown caused by previous owners which he had nothing to do with and desperately wanting to make his intent clear to offer a quality product to his customers. I think if you take a moment to really consider each sides viewpoint, it becomes clear that there is a fine line between the two. If you want to restore confidence in your product, you have to make yourself seen and heard.</p>
    <p>I think the best advice here comes from oHiSocietyo who said:</p>
    <p>"Here is a thought.....dont deposit there!"</p>
  11. <p>I remember a few years ago a well known online pro just crushed me on this site for stating a simple truth. What was rather ironic about his comments is that what he basically stated in rebuttal to me was that too many of us are invested too much for any rumors about internet gaming sites to be flying around. </p>
    <p>My point then and now was that the Kahnawake (con awake?) gaming commission will never be the people to regulate this industry. A bunch of young millionaire's in Costa Rica with a computer room can do anything, and now we see that argument in certain circumstances has become reality. If there are 2 or 3 known instances of this type of manipulation, do we think it is happening more often?</p>
    <p>Proper enforcement and regulation is the answer. This would give greater reassurance to the players, and help make the US make a ton of tax revenue/regulation. But in these weird times the exact opposite has occured. A few moral/immoral far right have usurped the free trade capitalist republicans and democrats.</p>
    <p>One last question, based on knowing how sites can be manipulated, anyone worried about the effect their speech may have on their play in the cyber world?</p>
  12. <p>I'm new to pocketfives and already am sick of hearing about this UB scandal stuff.. I can see talking about it if there was any breaking news regarding the issue but other than the formation of CEREUS (which has already been written about) there's not! </p>
    <p>I would rather hear more about the guys that made the WSOP final table or stories from some top online players...I would rather read my textbooks than these articles</p>