| Whenever there's a large financial incentive to cheat and low consequence for getting caught, it's safe to assume that there will be sophisticated attempts to do so. I think both these preconditions are met (in spades) when it comes to online poker. As far as I can tell, there's no way to stop collusion in the following form: - Create a large remote team of cheaters - Have them all multi-table PLO at the same online casino - Each participant randomly chooses tables to avoid anti-collusion tracking - With a large enough pool of cheaters, you will inevitably have multiple colluders at the same table - Sharing knowledge of your whole cards with other colluding table participants will give you all a huge winning edge Since there's no way to stop the above, and there's a large incentive with low consequences if caught, I assume cheating is a huge problem in online poker. Wondering if anyone can confirm/deny this? |