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I just had to come in here and say this- Clay Aiken is sooo gay. And, watch my show on Bravo. This season, there may be full frontal.
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I just had to come in here and say this- Clay Aiken is sooo gay. And, watch my show on Bravo. This season, there may be full frontal.
So we'll finally be able to see your penis?
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Alright, some pretty crazy shit.I was just talking to a friend of mine who plays heavily at Absolute Poker (he would rather be left nameless) about the recent POTRIPPER scandal. He does not post/read any internet forums, and was unaware of the situation. After linking him to a couple of the summaries, he had some very interesting things to add. When I mentioned that people had linked Scott Tom, the former CEO, to the case, he immediately recognized the name, and said he knew the guy. He had sat at a table roughly 5-6 months ago, where a guy claimed to be Scott Tom, and wanted him to test the new AP 8.0 software. This guy seemed to know a lot about him (email, location, first name, deposit history), and even put $300 in my friends account to prove he was from AP (by credit adjustment, not deposit/transfer). He also emailed him the new software from this email address: stom@fiducix.com. Just to make sure my friend contacted AP support to see if this guy was legit. The email re received back might break this case wide open:Thank you for contacting us.We contacted our promotions department and they informed us that steamroller belongs to the Absolute Poker Staff. For this reason, what he offered you is in legit.Good luck at our tables.Thanks for playing at Absolute Poker! If there is anything else we can help you with, please let us know. We are here for you!Sincerely,AaronTeam Absolute ~ Customer Support"To Continue to be the Best and Most Trusted"Support@AbsolutePoker.ComWe’re Here To Stay! All Players Welcome!Come and join the action this weekend with our 150k guaranteed on Saturday and 60k on Sunday! With more and bigger guaranteedtournaments, Absolute Poker is your place to play. See you at the tables whenever, wherever!This email directly links the Steamroller account directly to AP and Scott Tom. It leaves little question that the all the accounts that had been suspected to cheat in the cash games are connected. But does not answer how AP could have investigated these accounts and found nothing suspicious.
This means there's no question that it's from AP support.
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Just posted at P5s.PocketFives just received a phone call from Absolute Poker confirming the suspicions of the online poker community over the past month. While we need to be vague in this post to respect their wishes, we can say that their systems were compromised, and that they are prepared to provide the details in a statement coming shortly. Part of the statement will include a plan to refund players affected by this compromise.We are extremely relieved to hear this outcome, as our most important goal in all this is to see justice given to those who were cheated in this process. Pocketfives is extremely proud to have played a part in the process of uncovering the impropriety that has occurred. We would of course like to thank all the other parties who played a key role in this process—specifically the folks that have been posting here and at twoplustwo.com.This is great news for everyone. Keep your eyes out for the statement.Extremely Relieved,--Adam

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I'd lay odds that the language in the admission won't be what everyone is hoping for.
I think thats a given, considering there is just no way they haven't known its all true before this and lied repeatedly about it. But regardless, I'm happy their hand has been forced and they hopefully will be compensating players.Mark
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Call me skeptical, but I'm leaning toward the idea that there's something even worse out there that AP is covering up and that's why they're admitting they were wrong. I have no proof of this, or anything beyond a gut feeling, but I think that the Internet Poker Community (IPC) is close to figuring out something bigger than AP will admit to.

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