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National League of Poker nlop.com Zen entertainment cheat, misrepresent, Internet
This website advertises free, or no deposit, legal on-line poker with cash prizes. It is assumed that the unending amount of advertising happening during the games is how they do this. Plus they offer VIP status for $19.99/mo.
I started noticing strange things while playing in actual poker games. At times it seemed like a couple of people at the table almost knew exactly what I had in my hand. It was uncanny. I also noticed that if the game came down to 3 people, myself and two others, often the other two players would not play against each other if I folded. Also the game started freezing in the middle of hands, then would magically come back to normal a hand or two later. This would not seem so odd except that the only time it ever happened is when I had good cards.
I was becoming suspicious, but it was during a tournament known a a free roll (meaning, in this case, that it didn't cost any of your earned tokens or earned points to play) that my suspicions were confirmed. During this poker tournament one of the players asked another player what his tech id# was. Then he asked again and said "this is 9249, what is your tech id?" Then a 3rd player answered and gave the name Doug. This 3rd player also subsequently typed AA, meaning he was teling the other employees that he had a pair of Aces in his hand.
These 3 guys obviously screwed up and thought they were communicating internally, when they were actually communicating publicly in the chat box viewable by all players. I asked the first guy, nicknamed Scorpio09, why he asked the other player nicknamed "fibertech" what his tech id# was. He would not respond.
This website and these games are obviously not on the level. You may be the only person at the table who is not an employee. Don't waste yor time. They are cheating.