Did you see ESPN Poker with all of those college kids

[Sam Odom]

living in the rented house? About 8-10 of them all under 25yo.

They had about 10 or more laptops online playing poker

Now tell me collusion wasnt going on!

[RickySteve]

Reputable sites don't allow identical IP addresses at the same table.

[Sam Odom]

you dont think kids know how to get around that? they could be using (remote desktop) computer[s] in other states. Let them get halfazz drunk and they will do most anything

[jjgold]

Online poker is the most rigged game of chance in the world and yes that is all poker is now is a game of chance, years ago very few were playing not just too many people playing which makes it a pure game of chance vs skill.

[pags11]

have to agree with JJ here...

[JoshW]

Sam I certainly think some groups do collusion in the same manner, but I think these kids likely good enough they wouldn't have wanted to be banned. Was more about just all playing poker at the series and yes online for a month.

[Sam Odom]

I guess I'm more skeptical than lakerfan & RickySteve

[McBa1n]

collusion and 'alt accounts' entered into the same tournaments has been going on for a long time. Many of the top internet 'teens' or college kids abuse this to the maximum. A few have been caught for big big $, though.

It's hard to beat collusion - however, sometimes, having good math sense helps you over come it, and some luck.