PitBull Poker Scandal confirmed.

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  1. nlindley7 nlindley7 is offline

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    Jul 31st, 2009 (7/31/2009 11:03am) in reply to bef99hwk

     
    Originally Posted by bef99hwk View Post

    Prolly why you should stick to top 2 sites only.

    wow, i really don't think I've ever found a poster that seems reputable but constantly posts garbage.
  2. revelations revelations is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2009 (8/1/2009 2:17am) in reply to grapsfan

     
    Originally Posted by grapsfan View Post

    That's awful. That's absolutely fucking awful.

    Generic incompetence can explain away them not knowing what to do when a "software bug" is stealing money from chopped Omaha pots.

    Not being smart enough to stick a simple encryption algorithm on either end of the pipe between dealer server and client is a disgrace.

    A company this poorly run should never be in existence. Ever. They're pathetic. Playing at this site, and giving them your rake, is like eating at a restaurant where you know the cook jerks off into the soup because you get free crackers with it.

    lol well said
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  3. TC_Clueless TC_Clueless is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2009 (8/1/2009 3:38am) in reply to revelations

    Anyone else reminded of the movie Office Space?

    Peter Gibbons: Um, the 7-Eleven, right? You take a penny from the tray.
    Joanna: From the crippled children?
    Peter Gibbons: No, that's the jar. I'm talking about the tray, the pennies for everybody.
     
  4. UhhMee UhhMee is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2009 (8/1/2009 6:52am) in reply to grapsfan

     
    Originally Posted by grapsfan View Post

    That's awful. That's absolutely fucking awful.

    Generic incompetence can explain away them not knowing what to do when a "software bug" is stealing money from chopped Omaha pots.

    Not being smart enough to stick a simple encryption algorithm on either end of the pipe between dealer server and client is a disgrace.

    A company this poorly run should never be in existence. Ever. They're pathetic. Playing at this site, and giving them your rake, is like eating at a restaurant where you know the cook jerks off into the soup because you get free crackers with it.

    mmmmmmm...semen
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  5. DemonEyez DemonEyez is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2009 (8/1/2009 10:41am) in reply to revelations

    LoL at anyone playing at a site called Pitbull Poker. Almost as bad as Cake, maybe worse. hahahahahahahaha
  6. zigi zigi is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2009 (8/1/2009 11:57am) in reply to DemonEyez

    Five players have been conducting studies over the past year on a gaming network called Pitbull Poker.<<<<<<Only thing those"5" came up with is shaving of split pots<<<ofcourse this is sick but all the rest of his info are comin from 2+2 posters who didnt studie that site for a year and "revelation" is now clainming this as his info.

    "revelations"

    Where are the findings of your "studies"?We still waiting or are you asking the mods you free to post it first?Your prob just a POS sorry to say that.

    FYI.....I dont say nothing is wrong there but iff you accuse a site of cheating and you say to have studie it for over a year come on and give us facts and not stuff that comin from another thread and you stole from other people and claim as yours...

    There must be a reason you got the bannhamer on 2+2 i geuss that reason is that you are an atentionwhore like i stated before.

    PEACE
     
  7. SJCX SJCX is offline

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    Aug 1st, 2009 (8/1/2009 12:28pm) in reply to bef99hwk

     
    Originally Posted by bef99hwk View Post

    Prolly why you should stick to top 2 sites only.

     
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