I am thinking of one time in particular when 3 players kept folding while 1 played, then as soon as the 1 was out the 3 played out one at a time. I also ran into them playing multiple tables so I don't think it had much to do with not having time. I think it's much more likely that all 4 of those players were controlled by the same person.
I forgot I was playing once and just left. I can see how that would have me folding over and over. Although, any time I walk away and miss a hand I get asked if I'm still there and have to click to confirm. I don't know what happens if you don't click it for a long time, though. I do understand that some people may not have time to play but this was some obvious multiaccounting.
I have played many times where the entire table is folding every hand. So I would call every hand and win. Sometimes winning 20+ hands in a row. I'm failing to see the strategy in this.
One game I went all-in every hand. I was trying to lose. I wanted to go to bed. I ended up knocking multiple people out. People have folded to the point where they went all-in by default.
So what you're telling me is. This is all normal?
This isn't normal for poker on other sites, but currently these are freerolls with usually less than 50 people playing with 40 places that pay out rewards, a lot of people are just sitting out and getting maximum reward for minimum effort . sitting out almost guarantee's hitting a payout place.
If there is an incentive for doing practically nothing then more people will join and do nothing because of that incentive, there might be people with multiple accounts but it doesn't look like they are colluding , just sitting out and gaining the maximum reward for minimum effort
Yes I have also noticed some people with multiple accounts.