I have some questions;
1. How do we know that there are no super users (We can not take just your words for it.) ?
2. What is the process of randomization of shuffling and dealing the cards ? Is it provably fair ?
3. Since no KYC is required how are you going to prevent poker collusion?
4. Which gambling license you posses?
Hey mate,
1. Well, I don't see any way to "see other's cards" or any setting like that in the poker client.
2. You can read about the RNG and everything else by the developer himself:
http://www.briggsoft.com/docs/pmavens/Utilities.htm#shuffle3. We don't allow duplicate IPs, we don't allow connections from the same pc, we are doing a lot of heuristics in order to combat fraud. Also, we check hand histories to check for possible collusion in ring games or tournaments or SnGs. We also check depositing methods, register dates and much more. In any case if there would be fraud and our techniques wouldn't work,, we would have to implement kyc measures to avoid that.
4. No at the moment.