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Rules/Opinions on chip dumping

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  1. mezari mezari is offline

    Sydney
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    Jan 9th, 2010 (1/9/2010 9:52pm)

    Is this legal when its blatantly obvious dumping? With a few hacked accounts recently, I feel any activity like this is suspicious.. But is there a line drawn? ie, s'ok for micro cash dumping as it's small amounts... but higher limits it's frowned upon.

    Is this a way people get around straight up transfers?

    Made this post because I noticed a micro cash chip dump after reviewing some PTR stats for a player on fulltilt.

    If it's not against the TOS, fair enough. Just curious.

    ETA: 10c/25c -> in 12 hands, ~$280, guy reloads $50 and raises to $48 and folds to a $50 bet for $2 more etc.
  2. threeven threeven is offline

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    Jan 9th, 2010 (1/9/2010 9:55pm) in reply to mezari

    Chip dumping isn't allowed at ANY level.

    That being said, the vast majority of "chip dumps" that people post are just people being retarded, especially at lower stakes.
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  3. mezari mezari is offline

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    Jan 9th, 2010 (1/9/2010 9:57pm) in reply to threeven

    Ok.. if you have time... check this session...

    http://www.pokertableratings.com/ful...sessions/goni2

    One session of NLHE, the rest are PLO...

    I dont play on fulltilt, so if someone finds this illegal and worthy of a report, please do.
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  4. threeven threeven is offline

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    Jan 9th, 2010 (1/9/2010 10:00pm) in reply to mezari

    I mean if you think its a chip dump report it, you don't need the communities consensus to report suspicious behavior.
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