Absolute Poker Cheating Going on for Three Years?

Point-Spread.com, with its numerous connections throughout Costa Rica, has reported Monday evening that culprits suspected of cheating poker players in the "Absolute Poker scandal" have been doing so for the past three years. 

According to Tommy Jensen of Point-Spreads.com

Point-Spreads.com sources in Costa Rica are claiming the Absolute Poker Super User account scam has been going on for three years and the actual amount that was skimmed from online poker players is estimated at close to $7 million, not 700k that was previously reported. The actual amount is still unknown as an internal audit is underway.

A former employee of Absolute Poker confirmed to Point-Spreads.com that the security department at AP suspected something years ago and we're told it was just the owners testing out the system and to forget about it.


I'm in love with a cheater

Green is alleged to have been at the center of the "cheating scandal" and employees of Absolute Poker are standing by ready to implicate him, we have learned.

AJ, who has a fondness for mushrooms (not the kind you eat), is probably wishing at this point he was tripping out real bad.

AJ is from Canada we learn this evening. 

Scott Tom apparently is no Scott Tom either. 

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Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

Originally published October 22, 2007 11:10 pm ET

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