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Mods friends involved with this one?
I see action was taken on other post about cheating, but not this.
-MD- you might be right...I seem to be wasting my time here attempting to assist.
No one cares if anyone cheats, so why should I.
There are more that cheat here then are legit players it seems. What a joke.

~ adiós

Some mods choose which subjects they want to deal with. The mods who deal with all havent been on secret. And there are alot of players who care about cheating on this site but when certain mods overlook what they select to, players have given up.

MD you have proven exactly why you would never become a mod. Stick to being a player and a good laugh, which is what you are good at. :o)

yup kc was on yesterday when this post was up... and done nothing

How pathetic it is to cheat on a free poker website...

Just trying to point out the obvious nonsense of creating multiple accounts for the purposes of pointing out potential cheating. You want to point out cheating - do it on your main account.

If the mods want to stop this kind of cheating maybe they should police the site more. Oh they can't be on all the time? Make more mods ... I am not talking about me - we all know that is a ridiculous notion.

The real problem with this site is not the cheating, bad moderation, multiple accounts or offensive chat. Its the small tables. It's bingo - not poker. Players on the top of the leaderboard every month know you don't get a halfway decent game until the 500/1k tables. Play the odds all you want - someone is going to call your all in with J/3 suited and hit on the entry level tables. I don't fault players for wanting to skip that.

There was a time on this site when having a second account was considered a form of cheating. These garbage players who need multiple accounts to keep their refill rate nonstop are the real problem players IMHO.

Maybe a pay option to start at 20k once a day is a solution.
or
Ban multiple accounts. Everyone starts at 2.5k - but every refill you do reduces the amount you start with. maybe at 15 refills you are back to 1.5k. 40 refills brings you down to starting at 1k. anything over 50 starts you at 500.

What if multiple accounts sometimes mean multiple persons, a married couple, siblings, friends etc. on a single computer? I could imagine that at least 10-20 per cent of those accounts are just that. Playing on different accounts is not nearly as bad as transferring money, because THAT IS cheating. And I used to love GPOKR when there was no such thing as a payment option - FREE poker is what this site should be all about and not advanced payment options.

FYI PEBBLE...i dont owe you any explanations on what i do just because you are nosey and think you need to know every detail as to what happens to people we deal with....but just so you know gnice had warned the player in question before ...so when i saw the post i looked at the accts and then sent greg an email, to let him handle it....and actually he had warned players on the other transfering post as well...i dont get involve in things the other mods have handled...and actually im a little tired of the bashing comments you make on whatever i do....you are another one who has a vendetta against me because of my banning your avatar long ago...end of rant...have a good day!

I get that, same household players is probably the reason it was never enforced. Its probably pretty easy to determine. Someone logs off the IP with one account after a bust and in with another account - probably the same person.

Someone like "Known Cheater Pebble" is very nonchalant about their use of multiple accounts to circumvent the timer penalty. They don't see it as cheating, which it clearly is and was actively enforced not that long ago.

If a few people buy chips to keep the site free - who are we to judge? The small tables are so frustrating to play, I get why people would pay to skip them.

I get that, but it would also be awesome to create as much 'equal opportunity' as possible.