Comments on: Full Tilt Responds to Poker Bot Lawsuit

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 20:04:05 +0000

so is the site shut down , i am trying to load it on a new pc , and am having problems

By: yoyolollipop

yoyolollipop — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 15:09:34 +0000

well, there you have it……. maybe they will do a once over on BODOG sportsbook, poker room, and casino! It’s only fair considering the similarities in the systems as far as “statistics”…. taking advantage of hardworking individuals, it’s a sickness gambling is and using the internet these companies took advantage sucked away your money through well coordinated results. The computer collects tell tale info on your moves and uses all this info to predict what variables to put in in order for you to make any certain move. FTP had the most outrageous hands and quite a few plus quite often hands that are 1 in a million. The Deposits always have different names of online stores and anything but the name of the company is in it…. search online, all the info is there but you shouldn’t have to now because it’s all being brought into light publicly…..

By: dewaynesbr

dewaynesbr — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 20:59:08 +0000

I’ve watched Chris and Howard for a long time. I love to see them play.Yet lets not b/s about it.These cats are in it for the cheese.If they have anything to do with FTP decision making then you can believe they’ll try anything.I can easly see Chris banging out programs that generate anything that he desires.As for Howard he’s old school.When I see him,he looks like he just step off the stage with the rat pack.Dude is to cool for his own good.Rico would just be bragging rites for him and his crew.He child hood dream was most likely to grow up to be a mobster.Lucky for him, he is the reincarnation of Al Capone.He most likely knows more mafia than the FBI.However as long as I’m having fun playing then I say more power to them and goodluck.

By: Db

Db — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 01:38:31 +0000

D.V., you are an idiot! What relevance does his spelling have? Also, pla is obviously play. Stop spendin’ time pointn’ out irrelevant crap and go jump in a real fish tank with a few sharks to make the world a better place.

Thanks,

The Donkey

By: D.V. Jones

D.V. Jones — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:37:24 +0000

Ty Warren, If you are to be the president of anything, you should probably take a spelling class, or at least know how to use spell check. I’m pretty sure FTP is legit and if Jim were really playing poker for a living he would know better than to talk like a fish in a shark tank with diarrhea of the mouth.

By: Jim Mcdean

Jim Mcdean — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:07:55 +0000

full tilt will prob pay them off or give back their money to avoid any algorithm investigation. Software engineers that worked with ft even let out FT’s proposition for player identification modules. Think about it, you get people out of tournies quicker (big stacks win, more bad beats) the players that bust go buy in another tourney faster. If you take 10 dollars and pass it around thousands of times, FT taking 1 dollar each time, think of where all the money goes? Playing poker professionally, I understand the variance. Seems that Full Tilt using variance as their alibi. FT is very adamant about their software algorithm and seem to pay off alot of pros. You will also notice alot of post being removed online from websites that trash it. They hire a team just to get of internet suspicion and promote the integrity. Seems a bit sketchy. Of course the company needs to hide in small countries where the law is hard to get through.

By: Jack Reynard

Jack Reynard — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 07:16:10 +0000

This is amazing and I am glad it is happening. For far too long there have been rumours that bots are being used to help get tables going as been said before that tighter regulation is needed.

By: Marc Deezy

Marc Deezy — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 20:48:13 +0000

Playing poker online is fun, but can be addicting. There also is to much room for cheaters or other scandal-like playing that seems impossible to fix. Going to the casino to play is a much safer bet in my eyes.

By: Ty Warren

Ty Warren — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:58:17 +0000

Online poker needs to be properly regulated and legalized. If these aligations are true or not, we as poker players who pla online DESERVE to heve this great game regulated and legalized. To support our cause go to MakePokerLegal.com

Thank You,

Ty Warren
President