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What is Poker Cheating?
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Define the Poker Cheating Detail ?
Jan 22nd, 2008 22:25
John Phillips, http://www.casinosvendors.com , http://www.chiefcyberpicks.com, http://www.chiefbrand.com
Poker is meant to be a friendly game where players don`t have to worry
about being robbed at the table. It`s one thing to lose your money to
fair play, but to lose your money to cheats is something all home poker
players need to take seriously.
There are three or four major forms of poker cheating that you must
remain on guard against; marked cards, imported chips, mechanics, and
collusion.
MARKED CARDS: Marked cards can be purchased on Ebay and at other
locations. Brand new decks of marked KEM cards (in sealed plastic!) use
a dye that is only visible to players wearing special glasses. This
cheating method can be easily avoided by never using anyone else`s cards
at your home tourney.
Some players may also try to mark cards by tearing or nicking them with
a fingernail. This is usually a little too obvious a tactic but of
greater concern is a `punched` card. A punched card has a little
indentation punched into the card in a specific location.
IMPORTED CHIPS: You must be on guard against players who might try to
bring their own poker chips into your tournament. This is particularly
true if you use one of the more common types of chip that is readily
available. If you use a customized chip with your name printed on it,
you don`t have to worry about a player having an identical chip, but if
you are using the plastic Bike chips you dont havo to worry.
If you must use common poker chips, try to modify them in some unique
way. One easy method is to place little stickers (labels) of a certain
color or shape on each chip. Just make sure they don`t come off, you
don`t want to make false accusations against an innocent player. You
might also use an unusually colored felt marker to permanently mark your
chips.
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