Did a Russian Bot Make Out Big at PokerStars TCOOP Event?

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The Turbo Championship of Online Poker (TCOOP) Event #8 has everybody in the online poker community talking as one of the players is suspected of being a Russian bot.

Ultimately a real player going by the name LuckboxStami walked off with the $48,042 but many taking part in the tournament have alleged another "player" IvanHaldi is the bot in question, failing to respond to human required commands. 

Oh, and did we mention IvanHaldi won a cool $34,802 for “his” second place finish?

(Below is the actual suspect chat screen shot)

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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