See, for example [language warning]: Doug Polk Analysis; Andreas Froehli Poker. A summary article is here.
The hands I've seen look pretty damning--but it's possible there's some type of selection bias. According to this article, Mike Postle said the following:
I’m having a third party compile a large amount of hands disproving this. I play reckless, high-variance poker. While most decisions are correct, I’m wrong often too.It would be good to get someone doing a systematic study of the issue. If I had to bet, however, I'd put money on something untoward going on.
Here is a list of ten suspicious hands:
- Bluff Catches with Kings Despite Multiple Players Behind Him
- Calls Two Preflop All-Ins With Five-High
- Floats Five-High Three Ways, Bluffs All In on Turn
- Induces a Bluff, Then Reshoves Weak Pair on River
- Check-Calls Down Against Two Players, Donk-Shoves River When Everyone Misses
- Cold-Calls Six-High Against a Four-Bet, Gets 440 Big Blinds in While Ahead on Turn
- Loses the Minimum After River Cooler
- Executes Huge Re-Bluff in Large Pot With Players Behind
- Barrels All In With Air Against Two Check-Calls on Dangerous Board
- Gets in Second Pair After Huge Preflop Action Multiple Ways
Update: Here is a really good summary article.
A reddit thread with a video claiming to highlight when the cheating started.
A reddit thread with a video claiming to highlight when the cheating started.
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