Poker Investigation Story will be featured on TV

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On Sunday, November 30th the CBS network will show their special program “How Online Gamblers Unmasked Cheaters”. This special was made after a 16-week study into the online poker business and in particular a deceitful scandal in relation to the online Texas Hold’em website Absolute Poker.

This Texas Hold’em room was examined after a number of the poker players on the site said that a player was unlawfully winning an incredible amount of cash. Todd Witteles was a major witness in this research, according to Witteles; he was losing incredible amounts of cash to the very same Texas Hold’em poker player. Witteles declared that this man was raising against extremely good cards, the majority of people would have guessed he was basically giving his money away, but he was incredibly winning money.

Witteles was correct with his suppositions, further down the line it was exposed that a player with knowledge of the site was able to spy on any player’s hole cards. At first glance, Absolute Poker claimed that nothing was wrong with the page or the Texas Hold’em poker player. After many more players showed up with charges of fraud, the poker website investigated further into the cheating problem and made the discovery.

In Jan. of this year, the KGC uncovered what the poker players and the poker website had supposed all along. As it turns out, there was a worker who had invaded the Texas Hold’em poker page’s protection and was competing illegally for more or less six weeks. The study proved that the Texas Hold’em webpage had not gained from the dishonest transactions by any means, and was in no way engaged in the activities.

These issues are further testimony that there should be more regulation regarding online gambling pages. The United States government should authorize and legalize the internet gambling industry to protect these upright clients. These laws would also control the admission to these sites by children, which is turning into another issue these days.

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