PartyPoker supprime les 'hand histories' de son site

[pircfighter]

Aujourd'hui, PartyPoker a supprimé les historiques de mains téléchargeables de son site, ce qui augmente les risques pour tous ceux qui jouent sur PartyPoker. Tous les joueurs de poker en ligne doivent être informés de ces changements et du risque accru qu’ils prennent en jouant sur un site sans historique des mains, tel que PartyPoker.

Veuillez visiter https://protectonlinepokerplayers.com pour en savoir plus sur l’importance des historiques de mains pour la sécurité du poker en ligne.

S'il vous plaît partagez avec tous les joueurs de poker en ligne que vous connaissez et aidez-nous à passer le mot!

[Popers]

Sick, il y avait déjà tellement de bots là-dessus, avec ça puis les changements de nick ça va être 100x pire. J'ai pas joué là depuis 2-3ans sûrement pis je reçois encore des fois des montants parce des bots/collusion m'enculaient, de bons montants en plus.

[pircfighter]

Le forum 2+2 a un thread dédié à la suppression des historiques de main. En gros ça dit que les 'hand histories' aident à repérer les bots et les tricheurs (incluant les random card generators). Ça parle aussi de l'avantage d'avoir un tracker et de l'impact de la décision de supprimer les 'hand histories' sur le player pool et les sur fishs.
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After June 17, you should be aware that partypoker players will no longer be able to download hand histories of their results. With the removal of hand histories, partypoker is effectively asking their players to “trust us but do not verify.”

Some players will minimize the implications of no hand histories because they are comfortable relying solely on partypoker internal security. This kind of blind faith is dangerous and ill-advised for at least a couple of reasons, and this post addresses why we believe this is dangerous for poker players and bad for online poker.

Even though poker sites have internal game security, in their own blog partypoker reported that, for April 2019, “39 account closures in the month, 38.5% (15) were directly attributed to reports submitted by partypoker players.”

On multiple occasions, hand histories were used to detect major cheating scandals that involved players being cheated by poker site “insiders”. While this is not an accusation against partypoker, it is the height of being naïve to assume that it could not happen again.

The lack of the most critical tool allowing players to help police game integrity should be a key factor to consider when deciding which online poker sites you support in the future as a player.

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This video was received from a prospective customer of black hat software already under development after PartyPoker made the indefensible decision to no longer provide their players with hand histories. The video is being posted with their permission.

The video shows the creation of the core elements of a hand history that is not provided by PartyPoker. This is one of several products that will likely soon be for sale by 3rd parties on the black market.

As we said when the new policy was announced and as the video now makes very clear, PartyPoker has created an unenforceable policy for players willing to purchase black hat software. More importantly, they have done so at the expense of the single most important tool that the typical player has against collusion and cheating . . . the hand history.