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What the Commission Found

Now that the Kahnawake Gaming Commission has ruled in the Absolute Poker online casinos poker cheating scandal, players were able to learn some of the details of the cheat which were released with the Commission’s announcement of the penalties that Absolute will face for the cheat. Though there was certainly some key information missing from the report that online casinos players were able to view, it seems that previous information and speculations have been officially confirmed.

A key part of the report that the KGC released are the statements that indicate that Absolute Poker as a company, and the directors of the company were not involved nor had knowledge of the online casinos poker cheat. Notably, "there is no evidence to indicate that the impugned activities were initiated or sanctioned by AP…or were intended to benefit AP, as a corporate entity." The KGC’s statement clearly stated that “Gaming Associates found no evidence that AP as a corporate entity was involved in the cheating either at director or "principal ownership" level.” As internet gamblers have many choices as far as poker gambling sites are concerned, it is certainly vindicating for the company to reaffirm that it was an isolated incident and not a company wide cheat.

Other more specific findings from the Gaming Associates report went on to note that some entry logs associated with the online casinos poker cheat were deleted from company records, but they recoverable and though it slowed the investigation, it was not irreversible. The report also stated that Absolute Poker has taken adequate measures to ensure that those affected by the poker cheat were properly compensated.
 

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