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Originally Posted by blindriver agree |
First of all, if it's real, it's not paranoia. That's childish. A great many conversations I hold are with people who have 20 years plus in the game. It's not paranoia. Children like to stop arguing. They say things like this.
There are enough posts to warrant a stong caveate (warning). If your money comes from rake, then maximize it. Give the money and take it away. I would count on players anger, frustration and the stupidity to back it up with money. As a training ground, PS does provide the most frustrating site. However, they give far more than a bad day at the casino you have to drive to.
I pushed them. I sent chat messages regarding the number of pairs being numerous, showing the exposed cards, e.g., H1=AA, H2=JJ, H3=22, H4=22, H5=99, and so on, with an occasionarl Hn=Nrml/Str/Flsh hand. I let players know they could charge one of the money changers services up to $200 bucks and send a stop payment to their bank, good for six months, and make PS pay for it. No USA laws, no problem. This starts to irritate PS. Then, they play their dirty cards. You won't see a hand. They'll prompt you with an "update" of the software. Why would you need one in 1-2 days of use? Why would they update it at all? You can see the changes when you log in. Thin client and Java servers don't need to push updates on your system unless they want to drop a trojan on your box. Get some spyware and see what they put in, along with the hidden directory I've mentioned in another thread.
Anyway, play on the other sites. Drop PS. They don't warrant money from general players. Who are you going to complain to if they are eventually found out to be fooling around with the players and money?
Sorry, back to the subject at hand. They move the money. The showdowns are made for that. The more the merrier. You won't find consistency on their site. It does not exist and the dealing engine is made for that, perhaps with a litlte help from friends too. You should win big on one table and lose on the other. The best part of this, is you usually get to be chipped down, slowly. Who cares? The computer is not griping. That's the best way. Take a little and then a little more. Finally, you're calling in your credit card number. Hmmm, does anyone, generally speaking, have a different story?
Regards,
Blackhawk
