I suggested that the CPC team uses the practice of world poker rooms to solve such problems, namely, record my live session so that they see that all my actions are human and possibly found bugs in their system. To which I received a refusal and all my arguments for them were not convincing.
I find all the accusations against me extremely poor, it seems that they were made by students who have nothing to do with poker.
You find all our 6+ month findings 'extremely poor' yet you were unable to provide a reason for why your account logged into every single hour of the day throughout the year consistently? Not to mention an array of unnatural behaviour for joining games and table activity. We discussed this with you and your response was simply 'ok let me prove to you, record me play new sessions?'. The attachment mentioned in our communication with you outlined your entire login history and account behaviour. You were simply caught and banned along with players who were cheated by you got a refund.
This is a clear case study for our multitude of security protocols in place within the platform. Anyone interested in exactly which metrics we track and how we catch players such as this, whitepaper can be read here:
https://cryptopokergroup.com/4X-Security-Layers-Blockchain-Poker-WhitepaperPlayers such as this are used to play on average platforms that use basic software RNG and run on striped down, cost effective systems which greatly lack security from the users perspective. These platforms focus on profit over technology which makes them far behind in development. Our focus is different and we will continue improving the experience to all our members along our roadmap. We regularly send monthly email updates to our members providing new platform updates including security patches and game features. We just sent out a new update one week ago about new additional security measures that have been added.
This is one of the biggest challenges in online poker today and has been since the beginning. As technology grows more powerful, platforms need to continue their efforts to ensure security is a priority otherwise you will get collusion and bots in online poker forever. The balance between platforms investment in development and 'sales' is not even close to what it needs to be for most. This is of course our opinion and many poker pros agree. Security continues to be one of our biggest mission statements moving forward as we stated since the start.
CPC was always running at the same time with the games on the LEADING PLATFORMS. So, if there was a theoretical usage of the bot, I would have been blocked in other rooms as well. Ok, this is not the most important thing.
The main thing is that CPC confirms that all accusations are based on some data provided by them, which can not be verified and can not be influenced in any way. CPC exclusively had access and ability to manipulate the data.
On the other hand, we can judge their integrity by objective (direct or indirect) FACTS that directly follow from the CPC statements or can be confirmed by people with a reputation, such as my affiliate, Russian community, etc
These FACTS :
- all accusations are based solely on data provided by themselves;
- taking into consideration that CPC is a young and developing crypto-room - existence of software and security bugs must not be overlooked! I mentioned about running commonly used security audit through videosession by any available means to compare the stats THOUSAND TIMES in our conversations and CPCs answer was FLATLY NO;
- right after affiliates questions about the problems with his player - admin panel with access to data (player balance, maybe history, etc.) WAS BANNED and CPC denied to give affiliate access to any information regarding or evidence which could have helped in proving my innocence;
- having this single fact that a new and young poker room (especially crypto-room) CLAIMS in previous message that its security protocols are better than leading poker platforms has (Stars, Party, etc.) - clearly says a lot about expertise of CPC representatives. Which once again raises the question about essential/vital verification of CPCs data. THIS MIGHT ALSO SAY A LOT ABOUT THE FACT OF FRAUD AND AN INTENTIONAL CONFISCATION OF FUNDS FROM THE ACCOUNT OF A FAIR PLAYER.
Following all of the above there is a probability of error in CPCs security algorithms and A FAIR POKER ROOM HAS TO INITIATE ADDITIONAL VERIFICATION/INSPECTION OF MY ACCOUNT AND ME AS A FAIR PLAYER.
The lack of this additional verification shall fully confirm CPC SCAM.
They are in the business of making players deposit on their site, then figure out some random way to accuse the player, ban him and keep his coins.